Trying to spread the word....
I'd like this to be a FVW-only site, but.......
If people don't post their recipes, it's hard to find any. I've added a few of my own (17), as you can see, but it's not the "norm." I would love to add George's, but since I cannot rate them, I cannot add them.
I will, however, state again:
If you have tweaked a Jack Keller (JK) recipe, add it! If you have made one of George's recipes, add it (stating where you got it from). If you have created your own recipe, add it! No pictures necessary! The only thing necessary is your recipe, and your honest evaluation of it. Good, bad, mediocre! A little hint: no wine will be placed lower than 4th. That doesn't mean it's a 4th place winner, but it just means, it's not one of the best you've ever made.
I know you all have tasting notes. Or at least a good memory of the wines you've made. So please, add them!
I know a lot of you are quite new to wine-making.
Don't be shy to add your own recipe!
I've added mine, and even the ones that aren't all that great! I love to get reviews of my wines, because even that is documented and taken into consideration for others. There are plenty of wines that I loved, my husband hated, and I take an average of the responses I get.
Also, if you do a vinter's harvest concentrate wine -- add it! If you've done a kit wine - add it! You can! Just denote that it's a kit wine in the recipe section. The nice thing about this site is that you can
RATE your wines you've made. You don't like the Spagnol's Chianti (I have no clue if they even offer it, so sorry if it's a great wine)? Then state it! What's missing in it? Did you tweak a kit wine with oak or sugar?
ADD IT! Did you buy concentrate and added some fruit to it?
ADD IT! There are plenty of categories to put anything you have in!
I don't want to toot my own (or my husband's) horn, but that's the beauty of this website. You can/have to rate your wines, and you can say what you've done differently than the kit manufacturers said.
We are open to all suggestions! It takes time for updates and corrections, I will warn you. We're working at maximum capacity as it is, and our cats haven't learned the art of HTML.......
yet. (They are getting familiar with the mouse, though).
Thanks again,
M.
EDIT!!!! My husband reminded me:
www.mywinerecipes.com
Edited by: MedPretzel