George,
Found this recipe online somewhere, but don't remember where. I copied and printed it out and had it in my notebook, I haven't tried this, but it sounds like it would make a good wine:
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2 12-oz can frozen cranberry concentrate </LI>
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1 lb granulated sugar (or SG of 1.090)</LI>
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1/2 tsp pectic enzyme </LI>
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1/8 tsp tannin </LI>
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1 crushed Campden tablet </LI>
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1 tsp yeast nutrient </LI>
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water to one gallon </LI>
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Thaw concentrate and pour in primary. Add sugar, crushed Campden, tannin, and yeast nutrient. Add water to one gallon, pectic enzyme and stir. Cover and set aside for 12 hours. Add activated wine yeast, recover, and set in warm place. Stir daily until specific gravity drops to 1.020 (about 2 weeks). Transfer to glass carboy and set in warm place. Rack when s.g. reaches 1.000 (30-45 days), top up, refit airlock, and set in cooler place. Rack again in 60 days and again 60 days after that, topping up and refitting airlock each time. Wine should now be dry, clear and ready to bottle. This wine tends to be tart so taste first. If too dry, dissolve one crushed Campden tablet and 1/2 tsp potassium sorbate in one cup of the wine and add to main body of wine. Sweeten to taste, refit airlock and set aside 10 days. Rack into bottles and age 6 months before tasting.