Sam's has triple berry maybe, Costco's. Not sure the weight of the package. I would shoot for 4-5#'s for 1 gallon. Add enough sugar to bring to 1.085. I would add pectic enzyme and Cote des Blancs yeast. Finish like any other wine you make.
Divide the #'s by 5 then. Still use 1 pkg of yeast. Keep in mind cowgirl is also adding fruit juice. I would not do that for just 1 gallon. Rather just 4-5 # of fruit. Before bottling you may want toadd some simple syrup.
I am going to try a 3 gal batch of tripleberry wine. Going to Safeway to find prepackaged 3# bags.
I was wondering if I use say 6# of the fruit, can I add a berry blend fruit juice with it to enhance the flavor? Or more of the frozen fruit? If so, how much juice should I use in the primary in addition to water? I will be making a3 gallon batch.
Not sure on the other stuff, but I ordered the tannin, pectine enzyme, etc. from George. I think this is what I will add:
This summer I made a triple berry using 3# blackberry,1 # blueberry and 1# raspberry (for 1 gal). I just filtered and bottled it and was very happy with the flavor .The raspberry was upfront with blackberry finish. Raspberries should be used sparingly. I added70 ml of wine conditioner at stabilization.
Unless you are more advanced I would just use berries.
As stated in anothe post you can get4 - 3# pkg of triberry and lets say some blueberry and strawberry or raspberry, enough to bring it to 14-15# total. That should give you good body. Just before you bottle backsweeten the wine. The rest of the recipe looks OK
Yes you need to add sugar and water so your gravity is around 1.085ish