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Wine Making pruno style part 1

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Uploaded by on Jun 3, 2010

I'm attempting to make a cheap wine with Welch's grape juice. Should be something between jail house "pruno" and Night Train or Mad Dog 20/20.

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  • I've been pretty much off line for a while because my hard drive went bad. Glad to hear about your success. My last batch tasted like a dirt cheap but professional wine. Well...sort of.

  • For the most part it's more sugar more alcohol potential. Also use a yeast with a high alcohol tolerance like Lalvin EC-1118 wine yeast has a tolerance of about 18%. Try the (eckraus) beer and wine supply just google "E.C.Kraus wine"

  • For the most part it's more sugar more alcohol potential. Also use a yeast with a high alcohol tolerance like Lalvin EC-1118 wine yeast has a tolerance of about 18%. Try eckraus com

  • im curios as how to get a high alcohol level/per amount, ive got a bit of a buzz off mine

  • @66jesko For the most part it's more sugar more alcohol potential. Also use a yeast with a high alcohol tolerance like Lalvin EC-1118 wine yeast has a tolerance of about 18%. Try the (eckraus) beer and wine supply just google "E.C.Kraus wine"

  • @66jesko Sorry about the double response. Lalvin EC-1118 wine yeast is only a buck something per envelope. 1 envelope makes up to 5 gallons.

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  • Came back to share my results. Excellent!! Better than expected on red Vino.

  • cheating... naw im kidding. Im trying the same thing. I want to make the best Pruno from the little amount possible. Im doing it from scratch - plastic bag, alcohol content from pressure, and yes yeast... hard to get.

  • For the most part it's more sugar more alcohol potential. Also use a yeast with a high alcohol tolerance like Lalvin EC-1118 wine yeast has a tolerance of about 18%. Try eckraus.com

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