Farmhouse-Style Originals
One of America's oldest native grapes is full of surprises
Every year is different. The types of wine I make, how much I end up with, and even what fruit is available. None of it is ever predictable.
What do you do with a wine bottle when it's empty? Most people toss them or recycle them. But as a hobby winemaker, I have another option.
As February approaches, the chatter around Dry January will undoubtedly fill the air—stories of triumph, struggle, and discovery. But this isn’t one of those stories.
Every winemaker has carboys, siphons and hoses, a hydrometer or something to measure sugar content, and a good corker. But there are a few other handy pieces of equipment that you may not know you need.
Here are 4 types of wine ingredients that most hobby winemakers have access to, along with some tips for working with each different type.
