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[Shehanie Collette Silva]

Hey everyone. I'm new to winemaking. Looking to make some fruit wines at home, to give away to friends and family during the holiday season. My very first gallon of Pineapple Wine is ready for a bit of clarification and then bottling. Next project is cherry wine, and then onto ginger beer.joined to learn from the experienced vintners. Thanks

 

[Chuck E]

Hey everyone. I'm new to winemaking. Looking to make some fruit wines at home, to give away to friends and family during the holiday season. My very first gallon of Pineapple Wine is ready for a bit of clarification and then bottling. Next project is cherry wine, and then onto ginger beer.joined to learn from the experienced vintners. Thanks

Welcome to Wine Making Talk! I just returned from Canada. Lots of knowledge here, so ask away.

 

[sour_grapes]

Welcome to WMT!

 

[DCTWinemaker]

Welcome Shehanie, I'm a newbie as well.

 

[Jal5]

Welcome. Don’t be afraid to ask questions!

 

[Shehanie Collette Silva]

Finally bottled my very first gallon. BTW, its Pinapple, sweet and about 11% abv.

 

[DCTWinemaker]

Finally bottled my very first gallon. BTW, its Pinapple, sweet and about 11% abv.View attachment 55509 View attachment 55510

nice and clear. Looks great!

 

[Jal5]

Great start! What’s next?

 

[Rocky]

How did you get so many bottles of wine (looks like 8) out of something less than a gallon in the jug?

 

[monty]

How did you get so many bottles of wine (looks like 8) out of something less than a gallon in the jug?

They look like 375 ml bottles

 

[Rocky]

They look like 375 ml bottles

Thanks, Monty. That would make sense. About 3000 ml (3 liters) and that looks like what is in the gallon jug.