EQUIPMENT FOR MAKING HOMEMADE WINE

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Uploaded by on May 15, 2009

http://winemakingmadeeasy.weebly.com/
The basic equipment needed for making homemade wines.
Large Saucepan
Primary fermentation vessel
Secondary fermentation vessel
Sieve
Collander
Funnel
Wooden spoon
Juicer
Scales
Plastic tubing

If I've forgotten anything let me know.
I'm not an expert just an enthusiastic experimenter who enjoys the results of my labour.
I hope to have some recipes up soon.

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  • I've been making wine recreationally for experimentation and I have a question for any professionals.

    WHY DOES MY WINE SMELL SO FUNKY?! Does it need to be matured? Or does it need Campden/ Metabisulfite? To kill undead yeast, I heat the wine to about 175 degrees (NOT boiling) beyond the temperature yeast can survive for about 7 minutes then filter it (cheesecloth). Also, I sterilize all my equipment and use Red Star yeast. It smells before and after everything I do. What's the problem?

  • Personally, I have no idea, sorry...

  • No it's a Bengal kitten, my other half breeds them.

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