How did you find our forum?

[BlueStimulator]

By dumb luck and GOOGLE

 

[Tamsininamania]

Found this site looking for a prune plum wine. I have many plums and wondered if anyone had made one? I have searched the forums and found nothing on actual prune plum wine...Interested if anyone would like to amuse me. I am drying them at the moment but have another huge bucket full to process. I do like wine. Cheers tam

 

[1948man]

I googled something like "How make Muscadine wine?" and got this hit.

 

[Mismost]

Google...actually for beer...this is the sister site for wine...one thing lead to another.

 

[jgmann67]

Googled 'home winemaking forum'

 

[Hinermad]

Saw it mentioned on Homebrewtalk.com.

 

[dcbrown73]

Don't recall.

 

[dcbrown73]

btw, people actually use bing?

 

[miukat]

I was looking for cactus pear and beauty berry wine recipes and info

 

[NeuroNurse]

Hi every one! New to wine making. Just found this forum a couple days ago and haven't stopped reading! I love hearing everyone's advice and experiences. Super excited to get started.

 

[NorCal]

Googled winemaking forum.

 

[Ava_Sinclair]

Found this site searching online for info on the how tos of wine making.

 

[Kittycat]

It poped up on Google alot. I was googling mead recipes.

 

[Smok1]

It was the first website to pop up anytime i googled winemaking advice.

 

[willie]

Wine Maker's Toy Store where I bought my wine making kit and wine kit.

Will

 

[Ajmassa]

@Ava_Sinclair , glad you bumped this thread. I was making wine from Cali grapes every season with just very basic knowledge handed down from family.
Ran into a problem that was just too specific to google. Ended up stumbling upon WMT and it has been a lifesaver in terms of troubleshooting specific issues.

 

[Keith1940]

I have lots of various peppers growing in the garden, Jalapeno's, Black Hungarians, Sweet Banana's, and Quadrato D'Asti Giallo Bell Peppers. They are all heirlooms. I figured outside of giving them away, using them in cooking, relish's, and salsa's I should be able to make wine with them.

I asked my Motorola Droid via Google for Pepper Wine Recipes. I found a few places first and I eventually came upon WMT. The first site I hit said to put Jalapeno's in a jar and then fill the jar up with rum. It works similar to adding vinegar to a bottle full of Tabasco peppers. Not my idea of wine, but it does sound interesting. It takes about 10 days to be ready.

 

[mikewatkins727]

I made Jalapeno wine using Jack Keller's web site: http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/reques32.asp and I also made (once) garlic wine. I believe he has other recipes for different spices &/or peppers. It shouldn't be hard to substitute ingredients.

Enjoy!

Mike

 

[Keith1940]

In my winemakers recipe handbook there is a recipe for onion wine. I have not made it but in the book they say not to tell friends what they are drinking until they drink some. It is a surprising wine and can be used for marinating meats. I grow garlic so that might be something to try one season.

 

[Vinoish]

Failed Google searches. I was trying to look up what I should do about the wine in my airlock, and I couldn't find a straight answer.

So I joined just to ask. I'll probably stick around, though. I've only just started, but the first few batches have been good, and and a rotgut wine is $7 here in Sweden...