How many wine makers do we have here?

Good for you, I just tried my Dandelion Wine. It trurned out rather dry at 14 % Vol. alcohol. Last year I also made Parsnip Wine and three years ago some Burgundy rape wine which has turned out rather well.

Chicken-Hannes of Hamburg
 
Good for you, I just tried my Dandelion Wine. It trurned out rather dry at 14 % Vol. alcohol. Last year I also made Parsnip Wine and three years ago some Burgundy rape wine which has turned out rather well.

Chicken-Hannes of Hamburg
What does it taste like? Got them growing all over the yard too.
 
Well, what does it taste ike? It depends on the additional ingredients. My first charge of last year has a fine fragrance of dandelion blossoms with a hint of orange and lemon. That charge was composed of 4 ltr. dandelion blossoms, 2.5 kg sugar, 2 organic whole oranges, 3 organic whole lemons and water, set up with 10 ml burgundy yeast.

This year I have made two charges, one enriched with a pound of seedless raisins and the other one with a pound of our own dried burgundy grapes. These two set ups are not ready yet, so I have not tasted them so far. Suspence!!!
 
Well, what does it taste ike? It depends on the additional ingredients. My first charge of last year has a fine fragrance of dandelion blossoms with a hint of orange and lemon. That charge was composed of 4 ltr. dandelion blossoms, 2.5 kg sugar, 2 organic whole oranges, 3 organic whole lemons and water, set up with 10 ml burgundy yeast.

This year I have made two charges, one enriched with a pound of seedless raisins and the other one with a pound of our own dried burgundy grapes. These two set ups are not ready yet, so I have not tasted them so far. Suspence!!!
Sounds good.
 
Thank you,
your recipe sounds better than mine, but it is more labor though. Nevertheless I´ll try it next year.

Cheers, Chicken-Hannes
 
Well thank you for the tips about the pear wine. I wondered about he final taste AND the color. However, now that you have said that it isn't sweet, then that is a deal breaker for me because I love sweet wine. :hit


Would love to see your pics of the wine? :pop

You can make it sweet by upping the sugar, I just prefer it drier. If you can ripen the pears, then make a sweet wine, the flavour is gorgeous and it's a shame to waste fruit that can be fermented!


I may go ahead and give the pear wine a try.
 

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