Recent content by roadwarriorsvt

I'm another one interested in the recipe.

rezod, Most supermarkets and liquor stores sell commercial made passion fruit wine here locally. Its about $10/bottle. I can send some to whoever wants it if they cover the cost.

Very serene.

Glad to hear it. Amazing how a little sugar brings out the flavor.

Good deal!

I ended up with a weak VH 5 gallon peach as well. I added about 5 oz. of glycerin and now it has a kinda of "chemical" off flavor. Oh well, they all can't be great!

Funny, just recently I returned to middle GA and purchased several wines that my high school classmate sells from his small commercial winery. I sampled his pear wine at a retail store. It was so good, I bought a bottle, but when I drank my bottle, it was so sweet, both the wife and I couldn't...

Saw this at Costco today. Lemme know.

I wonder how much the bean collector gets paid? What a "crappy" job! :slp

Exactly. 100% Kona coffee is "quite" robust, maybe a little too strong for some. Some blend it with other coffees, others drink it straight. Personal preference I guess. Waialua Coffee Co. and Mt. Kaala Coffee Co. are less than 10 minutes from my house so easy to get Hawaiian coffee factory...

Rezod, There is actually city ordinance that requires coffee to contain at least 10% pure Kona coffee for it to be sold as Kona coffee. Some companies sell 100% Kona coffee but that is the "Everclear" of coffees. If you ever need more Kona coffee, just send over some funds with a return addy and...

You're exactly right. I've just learned that. I'll process this batch but thats it. It'll be a novelty to drink coffee that was grown on my neighbor's farm but after that, that's it. It is way too much hassle. And I've learned that there are about as many ways to process the beans as there is to...

I take a pic, either one of my own or one I find on a Google search, and use it as the base for my label using Windows Paint program. Once I get it how I like it, I'll use Avery like Rocky.

I just found out my neighbor has coffee trees growing on his farm. How relaxing it was picking coffee beans right next to the river. This area is so peaceful, a feat hard to do on Oahu with a population of almost 1 million on this tiny island. Now to Google how to process and roast the beans!

Very professional looking!