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I hope I don't get asked to leave the group for even posting such a question, but here it is anyhow.
Amazon and others sell 'juice steamers' that cook the juice from fruit. These are generally used for making jelly and jam, and are able to extract juice even from fruits like apricots and peaches very efficiently. Here's a link to one: https://www.amazon.com/Cook-Home-NC-00256-11-Quart-Stainless-Steel/dp/B0055Q2D2W
My question is, what are the implications of making wine from 'cooked' juice? Clearly the flavor and maybe even the consistency would be different from wine that was fermented on the fruit, but it might be fun to try this. Sure wouldn't have to worry about native yeast! Anyone?
Amazon and others sell 'juice steamers' that cook the juice from fruit. These are generally used for making jelly and jam, and are able to extract juice even from fruits like apricots and peaches very efficiently. Here's a link to one: https://www.amazon.com/Cook-Home-NC-00256-11-Quart-Stainless-Steel/dp/B0055Q2D2W
My question is, what are the implications of making wine from 'cooked' juice? Clearly the flavor and maybe even the consistency would be different from wine that was fermented on the fruit, but it might be fun to try this. Sure wouldn't have to worry about native yeast! Anyone?
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