Raisin wine is a pretty easy wines to make. Just remember that raisins are dried out grapes, so it’s only natural to get a pretty decent wine out of them. This one is fun to throw into the mix of wines every once in a while.
Yield: 1 gallon
Ingredients
1.75 lbs large raisins (dark or light)
1.75 lbs sugar
1 teaspoon acid blend
1 teaspoon pectic enzyme
1 package montrachet yeast
Directions
- In a charge pot, boil raisins in 2 quarts of water for 1 min.
- Cool down to room temp and put into 2 gallon bucket.
- Add acid blend, pectic enzyme and enough water to make 2 gallon.
- Stir very well
- Add yeast and yeast nutrient
- Cover and put an air lock on top.
- Rack after strong fermentation is complete
- Let it sit until the wine is clear, and then cork
- Don’t drink for 6 months
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July 31, 2012
2012, Everything Wine, General posting, Wine Recipes