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(R) Mesquite, walnut, red oak, live oak, apple(?), hackberry, hickory, red cedar, and white oak. The tallest is 6" high to give you an idea of the scale. I don't drink out of these wine goblets. The wine would stain the wood and it is possible to pick up off flavors in the oaks or other tasty...

Here are two glasses that are for personal use. They are of locally scrounged walnut logs. The plate is for a church auction, but gives you an idea of a possible cheese platter. This plate shown won a 4th prize, Honorable Mention in the 2007 Texas State Fair competition. It has 90 pieces of wood...

Here are my latest creations of home made wine glasses. Sorry for the poor photo quality. I haven't learned to successfully use the slave flash yet. Theleft glasses are Hickory from N. carolina and the right champagne flutes are of walnut. OK, it uploaded my picture. What did I do wrong...

How many people here buy or make their own wine making or drinking accessories? I personally like to make some of my own like glasses and stuff. Anyone else do that? Got any to show and share?

Occassionaly an oak tree here sheds a limb. Has anyone tried to use oak chips gathered from a tree branch out of the yard? I was wondering if there are any health or bug or other concerns before I try that.

Howdy all, got three cans of Peach puree to play with tomorrow, any suggestions on how much sugar to start with and what chemicals I should use in the process.... Thanks a bunch

Greetings all. I was sent here by afireguy as we are into wine making. I got him started on that. Looks like a great place to share experiences and try something new. I'll try to find a pic worth posting later. BTW, I live in DFW near White Rock Lake. Hope to run into some ya'll down the...