The final and best step of my wine making project is the racking and bottling ( and of course tasting) of the final project. This has really been the most fun thing I have learned in years and I hope that you try it too. If you missed the previous posts her are the linksContinueContinue reading “Wine Making part 3: Racking and Bottling the Dandelion Wine”
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Wine Making part 2: Dandelion Wine the Fermentation.
As all of you should know by now my New Years Resolution was to learn more about and try to make fermented foods and drinks. So far, I have learned to make sauerkraut ( Toms family has made it for years so I had a lot of help on that one) and now wine. There areContinueContinue reading “Wine Making part 2: Dandelion Wine the Fermentation.”
Lambert’s Vintage Winery, advice from a wine maker
Since spring has not really reached my home yet, I thought this was the best time to do more investigations into wine making and visit some friends who make wine for a living here in North Central West Virginia. The Lambert family owns and operates one of the loveliest winery’s in our northern Appalachian mountains.ContinueContinue reading “Lambert’s Vintage Winery, advice from a wine maker”
Dandelion Wine Making Preparation Begins part 1
I have several friends who over the years have made their own wine, schnapps , sherry’s and flavored liquors. I just never thought that I would be one of them. About a year ago I realized that I use a lot of wine to cook with. So I decided to make my own for halfContinueContinue reading “Dandelion Wine Making Preparation Begins part 1”