Don't think I recorded it but it's a shine made of all various failed wines and beers, it resulted in a pretty good whiskey that could use a bit of oak
7 bottles finished out to 40%

Oh yeah, I definitely have to run it through a third time

I may have finally found my niche in wine. The red tea wines have constantly been excellent.
Hibiscus-blueberry wine
Alcohol: 8% for now, should finish out to 9%
Finished with a bit of sweetness left so it's going to be carbonated.

And let's start another. This is a apple-cinnamon-chili wine to be, made from a jam. A bit late for fall but should finish out excellent.
Plato is 22.

I'm just gonna rename this to Apple Pie Wine because it literally tastes like apple pie filling with a smidgeon of chili

After cleaning my bottles by hand for way way WAY too long, I finally got my dishwasher working again and have forgotten how much it streamlines the whole bottle cleaning process.l

https://youtu.be/Qo9OV9iqebc?si=AU_86pjS4ma0B_XR

hmm...

Prunus Spinosa : today is the day. Froze it two days unfreeze partially in the middle to simulate what's required to tone down tanins.

Heat the fruits in a saucepan with some alcohol not too hard just long enough for the skin to crack due to heat without evaporating alcohol (of course it was covered).

Then in a jar, add around 1 volume of vodka for 0.75 volume of fruits. In my case 1 liter. And then put 1/5 of the total in sugar.

Then the spices, lemon zest, 3 cloves, 1 whole cinnamon roll, vanilla extract, a small bit of ginger, 1 small spoon of applesauce and finally about 1g of vitamin C.

Stir it every week or two for 2 to 3 months and store in a cold dark place (like my heart). Should be good just in time since I speed up the process with some heat and crushing.

Drinking intertwined with art

Another apple wine started yesterday that I forgot to mark down

We passed the 150 mark, sweet.