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Why Make Organic Wine?
Fruit Used to Make Wine
Wine Making Supplies
Juicing & Mashing Fruit for Wine Making
Prep First Digestion Stage of Wine Making
Adding Yeast to Fruit in Wine Making
Wine Making at Home: Stir the Batch
When to Stir Fruit for Wine Making
Filtering Homemade Wine
Prep Second Digestion Stage of Wine Making
Watching & Topping Homemade Wine
When is Homemade Wine Ready?
Final Filtering of Homemade Wine
How to Bottle Homemade Wine
How to Cork Homemade Wine
Summary: Fruits other than grapes can be used to make wine, giving different flavors and scents. Learn what fruit to use in organic wine at home in this free wine making video.
Jeff Belli heads his own business, Chi of Me, located in middle Tennessee. Coming from a family with a long tradition in gardening, Jeff is passionate about having a positive impact on...read more
"Okay, this segment is about making wine and specifically fruit wines. Today, we're using strawberries, nice, fresh, organic strawberries. And we're using fresh organic blueberries, which are very, very good. They are high in antioxidants. And also, we're using the black seedless grape here today. These three in combination, I have found, make a really great wine, a fruit wine. And in making your fruit wines, you'll want to make sure that you use at least three kinds of fruit that blend together and create a wonderful, wonderful, fruity wine which I believe everyone will enjoy and have. And of course, it's a great thing to do with your fruit. Instead of putting it in the freezer, or when you have leftover fruit and you don't know what to do with it all. Make some wine with the fruit."
eHow Article: Fruit Used to Make Wine
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