Recent content by Erica

The more you buy the cheaper they get. You do get what you pay for. last time I used cheap corks I lost my batch of wine after 6 months. If you make alot of wine like me and don't have the time to drink it all, you want something that will keep that wine long.

Here's the best corks and the link to buy them, there's nothing that compares. I would never buy cheap corks again after losing the batch of wine I made a few months back. Link: http://www.widgetco.com/wine-corks-flor-quality-24-45 Flor Quality Natural Wine Corks Suggested for wines: 12+ years...

I would buy these corks (Flor Quality Natural Wine Corks) And you shouldn't need to worry about anything, these are the best. Heres the link http://www.widgetco.com/wine-corks-flor-quality-24-45 Suggested for wines: 12+ years old Material: Highest Grade Natural Cork (1st of 9) Diameter: #9...

Thank you, ill need to get one.

Thank you, she's fermenting really good, you can hear it 20 feet away lol. On the instructions it say to push down grape skins once a day and it said to have the skins in a mesh bag but it didn't come with one so i just put them in freely, and it also says to stir on day 2 and 3, now i heard...

Thank you very much, Its been about 12 hours and i can hear it bubble, just cant see it because of all the oak and grape skins on top.

This is my second Wine Kit i make, the first one i made said to add the yeast in some warm water in a cup and then add to fermenter, from what i heard its ok to stir then but not ok to stir if you sprinkle on top. On the kit im doing now the instruction said to sprinkle the yeast on top, and i...