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Wine making supplies and beer making supplies for home wine making and home beer brewing. We stock only quality winemaking supply and beer making supplies for your wine cellar or beer cave. Located in Elkhart Indiana just outside of Goshen, South Bend, DeMotte, Indianapolis and Chicago. Shop online 24 hours a day or at our retail store in Elkhart, Indiana. Click for current hours and directions. Use our great selection of high quality wine making equipment and beer making equipment, wine making kits, beer making kits and everyday supplies for making your favorite homebrew and homemade wine. Wine kits and beer kits at everyday low prices. Wine making kits, beer making kits , wine corks, wine bottles, beer bottles and more in stock and ready to ship today. Cheers and Salute from Quality Wine and Ale Supply.

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  •   As Easy as I Can Make It Red Wine Recipe
    For One Gallon

  • 5 lbs of Concorde grapes
  • 2 quarts of water
  • 2 lbs of sugar
  • One pack of wine yeast (good for up to 5 gallons of juice and you can pick up at a wine or brew supply house)
  • OR you can add some bread yeast, but your wine might taste like cider.
  • OR you can also do it the old fashion way, take your chances and not add any yeast and let it naturally ferment.
  • Lightly crush grapes in a primary fermenting container.
    Dissolve sugar in water and add to crushed grapes(must).
    Pour one pack of yeast into 2-3 oz of 104F - 109F water. Do not stir and let set for 15 minutes only! Then stir to suspend yeast and add to must.
    Stir well and cover fermenter loosely.
    Let ferment for 7 days, stirring twice daily.
    After seven days remove pulp and siphon off liquid through a course strainer into a secondary fermenter.(5 gallon glass jug or one gallon glass containers etc.) Leave some breathing room in these bottles. Any extra liquid should be kept for topping off when racking.
    Top with a rubber bung and airlock(pick up at a supply house) or use the '70's way and put a balloon on top, secured with a rubber band or good string.(Put one pin hole in balloon if using these method.)
    Let ferment 3-4 weeks then rack (siphon off liquid leaving sediment behind) into clean secondary.
    Repeat with airlock or balloon method for another 4 - 6 weeks or until fermentation has stopped.
    Siphon off and bottle.
    Age for one year.

    This is as simple as I can make it. Other then my Freaked Out Hippie Recipe.
    I cannot stress enough to try to make sure all your utensils are clean or sterile as possible.
    Good Luck!


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