The grapes are ready and it's going to freeze. So, the grapes are picked and inside. Let the wine making begin. Approximately 200 pounds of grapes = gallons of vino. :biggrin:
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Those pics are tiny but those grapes look delicious. :congrats:
So do you smash them with your bare feet for real? :laf:
Looks and sounds pretty good. I may have to have a glass.
Jerry
I took another picture of the grapes to give a better idea of them. I used to mash them with my bare feet, but I got tired of having purple legs and feet for a couple of weeks after stomping them. :laf:
I don't use any chemicals in making my wine. Only grapes, yeast, and/or sugar and water if needed. I've already got 30-40 gallons in the basement waiting to be consumed or used in cooking. The new wine will add to the selection.
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Nice :eyebrownod: