How to Make White Wine

Sanitize all of your equipment., Pour the white grape juice into the 5 liter (1.3 US gal) bottle., Add the cup of sugar., Add the yeast and a small amount of sugar to a small amount of lukewarm water. , When it starts foaming, add it straight to the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Sanitize all of your equipment.

    Sanitizing every piece of equipment that will come in contact with your wine is crucial to reduce any off-flavors and harmful bacteria.

    There are many different sanitation methods, so you will just need to find which one makes the most sense for your case.
  2. Step 2: Pour the white grape juice into the 5 liter (1.3 US gal) bottle.

    Put the lid on and shake the bottle. , Put the lid on and shake the bottle. ,,, (It is important to move straight on to the next step after completing this.) ,,,,, If it doesn’t start fizzing, start again.

    This is the yeast at work.

    The gasses will be released through the holes in the balloon.

    When the balloon is no longer inflated (usually after about 2-3 weeks), move on to the next step. , You should now have 5-6 bottles of wine with an alcohol content of 11-12%! You can vary and experiment with the recipe!
  3. Step 3: Add the cup of sugar.

  4. Step 4: Add the yeast and a small amount of sugar to a small amount of lukewarm water.

  5. Step 5: When it starts foaming

  6. Step 6: add it straight to the bottle.

  7. Step 7: Put on the lid and shake.

  8. Step 8: Remove the lid from the bottle.

  9. Step 9: Put a few holes in the balloon with the pin.

  10. Step 10: Stretch the balloon over the top of the bottle.

  11. Step 11: Leave the fermentation bottle somewhere warm but out of direct sunlight.

  12. Step 12: After 12 hours it will start fizzing.

  13. Step 13: Once the primary fermentation has stopped (after 2-3 weeks) the alcohol content should be sufficient and can be bottled.

Detailed Guide

Sanitizing every piece of equipment that will come in contact with your wine is crucial to reduce any off-flavors and harmful bacteria.

There are many different sanitation methods, so you will just need to find which one makes the most sense for your case.

Put the lid on and shake the bottle. , Put the lid on and shake the bottle. ,,, (It is important to move straight on to the next step after completing this.) ,,,,, If it doesn’t start fizzing, start again.

This is the yeast at work.

The gasses will be released through the holes in the balloon.

When the balloon is no longer inflated (usually after about 2-3 weeks), move on to the next step. , You should now have 5-6 bottles of wine with an alcohol content of 11-12%! You can vary and experiment with the recipe!

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