Hello everybody. I'm very new to winemaking and will probably ease into things. I have already enjoyed reading here prior to becoming a member and see a wealth of hive knowledge here. For a while, I will mostly lurk and read and not ask too many dumb questions. After I figure things out a little bit, I wiil begin to ask dumb questions. Carry on.
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Hello!
I have this site bookmarked now too. Interesting reads.. Trying the Spiced CrabApple thisweekend!
I have this site bookmarked now too. Interesting reads.. Trying the Spiced CrabApple thisweekend!
Thanks to all for the warm welcome. Julie, I will probably make mostly muscadine wine from those I planted years ago on my property. I recently read a paper put out by the University of Florida touting the health benefits and since by parents both lived into their 90's and made muscadine wine I figure it's worth a try.
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fs085
Right now I have a gallon of what I consider "Wine for Dummies" fermenting on my kitchen counter. It's made with a quickie approach from Welch's grape juice and I know its more of an experiment than really serious wine. I will buy the right equipment after I figure out just what scale I want to pursue.
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Howdy folks. Been making wine for quite a number of years now. Made the move to my "ranchette" about 11 years ago, and the first thing I did was plant a row of vines. Have been enlarging it a little each year, by rooting cuttings, and now have 4 varitys of grapes. It's getting to be a lot of work for an old guy, but work keeps me going! 
. I stumbled onto this site the other day, and thought I'd join it. Only thing I wish there was a location given by the post counter, so You could tell what part of the world posters live in....hint, hint! Hope to see more of you fine folks!
. I stumbled onto this site the other day, and thought I'd join it. Only thing I wish there was a location given by the post counter, so You could tell what part of the world posters live in....hint, hint! Hope to see more of you fine folks!Similar threads
