Started a 3 gallon batch ofPeach wine early this morning.
I wanted full contact with the skins so I elected to not put the fruit in a strainer bag. I will let it ferment 4-5 days and will then pour it through a strainer bag and squeeze the snot out of it at that time.
My recipe for this batch is :
12.5 lbs Indian Blood Peaches sliced, destoned and added to primary.
Sliced up 4 lbs ripe bananas, added to boiling water and let it simmer for about 30 minutes then strained juice into primary.
Dissolved (roughly)8 lbs sugar in boilingwater and added to primary.
Stirred well, let cool and then added 3 Campden tablets crushed and dissolved along with 1-1/2 tsp Citric Acid
That has setnow since about 2am this morning and this evening I checked my SG and it was at 1.088 with a must temp of 76 degrees soI added 1/4 tsp liquid Pecic Enzyme and 3 tsp Yeast Nutrient. I will let this set now until tomorrow evening at which time I will taste test my must,check SG and if all is well I will pitch my Montrachet yeast to the must.
I wanted full contact with the skins so I elected to not put the fruit in a strainer bag. I will let it ferment 4-5 days and will then pour it through a strainer bag and squeeze the snot out of it at that time.
My recipe for this batch is :
12.5 lbs Indian Blood Peaches sliced, destoned and added to primary.
Sliced up 4 lbs ripe bananas, added to boiling water and let it simmer for about 30 minutes then strained juice into primary.
Dissolved (roughly)8 lbs sugar in boilingwater and added to primary.
Stirred well, let cool and then added 3 Campden tablets crushed and dissolved along with 1-1/2 tsp Citric Acid
That has setnow since about 2am this morning and this evening I checked my SG and it was at 1.088 with a must temp of 76 degrees soI added 1/4 tsp liquid Pecic Enzyme and 3 tsp Yeast Nutrient. I will let this set now until tomorrow evening at which time I will taste test my must,check SG and if all is well I will pitch my Montrachet yeast to the must.