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    First Wine Kit For A 'Beer' Brewer

    Hi Mr & Mrs Darcy I must agree that Cal Con wine kits are well worth the money , however I do think that they can taste a little " over oaked " if you use all the supplied oak in the kit , also I leave the Sauvignon Blancs for about six months before drinking .The result is as good as many...
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    Grrr supermarkets...

    Just been to my local Morrissons ( Cromer ) and their white grape juice is all " Reduced to clear " at 99p a litre usally £ 1.49p Time to stock up I think.
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    Wine/Beer in a shed...

    Hi Mick May Thanks for the prompt reply .Like you I have a couple of motor bikes in the shed and lots of tools I have amassed over the years ( Junk as my wife calls it ) I will get a couple of these alarms , at this price you cant loose.
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    Wine/Beer in a shed...

    Does anyone know if the shed alarm is any good ? At under £5 delivered it could be worth a try. It makes me wonder how nuch things actually cost to make, probably only a few pence
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    Chilli Wine, first ever attempt.....

    Hi Wol Like the idea of chilli wine Me and the wife are chilli addicts What type of chillis do you use in your wine ? Would Scotch Bonnet (Our favourite ) be too much of a challenge to drink ?
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    Need Some names for wine

    How about Over and Out You will be after a bottle or two
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    Alcohol unit pricing

    Hi Ken L I'm with you in what you say , but the only possible downside I can see is that this could be the start of other " health " measures There could be a calorie tax , this could be a tax on " unhealthy " fish & chips , Kebabs or burgers or confectionery loaded with sugar and cream ...
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    Alcohol unit pricing

    Just been reading that the government want to introduce a minimum price for alcohol 45 pence per unit is the proposed price . Obviously as home brewers this will not affect us ,unless we have a drink in a restaurant. Does anyone else think that this is a very bad idea , in trying to stop...
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    Washing machine drum...

    I'm tempted to try this , when the weather improves ! , looks like a good reason to sit outside and drink more wine .
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    Washing machine drum...

    Don't think it would be a good idea to use one of my old washing machine drums, not after my underwear and socks had been in there .
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    if you had £80 to spend on wine making kit what would you bu

    Would have to be Californian Connoisseur Sauvignon Blanc every time , maybe not quite as good as Villa Maria but very close . I do not use all of the supplied oak chippings as I think this results in a slightly " Over oaked " taste.
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    The Most Expensive Pint Ever

    Slightly off topic We have just returned from Las Vegas and visited the Wynn Hotel, a single Glenmorangie malt whisky was a very reasonable $40 (Service tip not included ) An eye watering £26
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    Food Unwrapped Channel 4

    Did anyone see this programme on Channel 4 last Monday ? ( 8th October ) Discussing British & English wine , Aparantly there is a difference. They visited a Spanish grape concentrate factory , probably making the stuff we buy to make wine. There were a lot of interstering facts about...
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    Wine Kit Recommendation?

    I'm with you pearlfisher I do not believe ( Drinkable ) wine can be made in 7 days. I have made most of the Cal Con white wines and even then use their times as a guide. My Christmas wines were started in July and are now maturing in the cupboard under the stairs. The main ingredient in home...
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    how old are we?

    Just turned 26 62 Living every day as though it is my last one. I will be right one day.
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    Soft or Hard Water ?

    Hi Everyone This is my first post Getting back into wine-making after a 20 year break I live in N Norfolk and the water is very hard. The house has a water softener plumbed in, I am wondering which supply to use ,the kitchen has a hard water supply & the rest of the house is soft...
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