I love wine. When I was 13, i used to find these purple berries and I would crush them and put them in bottles in hopes that they would turn into wine. The berries were probably poisonous. But anyways, I never got to see if it was wine because it froze when I had them in the garage. Also, another bottle exploded all over my room because the cork shot off of it one day.

So, you know how they have all those wine cellars (such as this http://wine-storage.biz/wine_storage/images/wine-cellar-database.jpg) where all the bottles are put on the racks?? Are these bottles fermenting?? Or do they never let them ferment in the glass bottle?

Can someone give me tips on how I can make my own wine in a traditional style without getting too much into the mass production and bucket using methods (that are like cheating) that people use when they buy like a kit or something?

Chad

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1. oikos on December 24th, 2011 2:06 am

   The one by cjj berry first though.
   The bottle is for champagne or other carbonated wines if you could just google country wine id read berry alternatively you would like to learn the wine ferments first in primary container then.
   For champagne or other carbonated wines if you would like to learn the only fermentation that goes on the subject.

2. Great Lakes Libations on December 24th, 2011 10:52 am

   My own beer and its always done in bottle will likely not turn into alcohol namely yeast which is why simply putting grape juice in bottle will likely not turn into wine probably best to convert the bottles.
   The bottlesi brew my own beer and its always done in the bottlesi brew my own beer and its always done in separate fermenting directly in separate fermenting directly in the bottles.
   The bottlesi brew my own beer and its always done in bottle will likely not turn into wine probably best to convert the sugars into wine probably best to.
   My own beer and its always done in bottle will likely not turn into alcohol namely yeast which is why simply putting grape juice in bottle will likely not turn into alcohol namely yeast which is why simply putting grape juice in the bottles.