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<title>Beginner Making Wine</title>
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<description><![CDATA[The origins of winemaking have been traced back to possibly 3500 BC. Yes, there have been old jugs and urns found by archeologists, and have tested positive for certain sediments in the bottom of the jugs and urns - specifically tannin and tartrate crystals (two main components found in modern wines.) The Neolithic period of 8500 - 400 BC has given us reason to believe that these people had made not only wine, but also other yeasty meals such as breads, beer, and meat and grain entrees. ]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[The best wine making kit you can buy, are the things you will find on this list. I also added a definition of the terms, in case you are not sure what it is. First, you need a primary and a secondary. This is a six or seven gallon plastic white bucket, and then either 6-7 apple juice gallon jugs, or 3 to 5 gallon carboys (a large glass or plastic jug usually with a handle and a spigot or plastic tubing at the bottom for drainage.) ]]></description>
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<title>Recipe For Making Homemade Wine</title>
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<description><![CDATA[If you can think of a fruit, you can pretty much bet that someone has made a wine out of it. As long as it was not toxic or harmful in any way, you can bet that the same result goes for flowers as well! When beginning your search for a homemade winemaker's recipe - then the easier the ingredients, the easier the wine may be to make. As any beginning entrepreneur should do, go with the types of fruit that you have had in a wine, before trying some other strange one. If you do not know what apricot wine has ever tasted like, then how do you know whether you have made something comparable to other types of apricot wines, or some strange swill that no one can swallow! ]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[There seem to many colleges nowadays that really enjoy showing people how to make his or her own beer and wine at home. One person took this a step further, and opened a modern winemaking business. He lines up a bunch of people interested in making wine, and spends the next year (broken into four sessions) teaching others the how-to's of winemaking. Based in New York, Rich Mattina opened a winery called MYO Wine, which stands for, "Make You Own Wine." ]]></description>
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<title>Making Modern Wine</title>
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<description><![CDATA[As with any good recipe, it is best to follow the steps designated, at least until you become more experienced in making something. I do not need to use a recipe for pancakes - I've made them enough in the past couple of decades that I can do it simply by the sight of the batter. However, if you have never seen what happens when juice ferments and becomes wine, then it is best to follow the five basic steps. ]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[I wonder what it was like to have to learn a trade from someone who had learned it decades before. Did you realize that most parents already knew what their children were going to be, long before they had the child? In the olden days, a godparent was someone whom the child was turned over to at a certain age - usually to learn a trade for life. Now, yes, the life expectancy, and the possibility of losing your family to illness or other occurrences did happen as well, but the role of godparent was that of mentor for the most part.]]></description>
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<title>Home Wine Making Step By Step</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Everyone thinks that they can make something for cheaper and better than a local eatery can. Have you ever heard Eddie Murphy speak about his better-than-McDonald's day? Eddie claimed that all of the neighbor children would run over to get hamburgers at McDonald's. ]]></description>
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<title>Wine Label Making</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Have you ever watched any older "Drew Carey Show" episodes? Drew Carey and his friends spent a great deal of time in his basement, brewing up as much of their own kinds of beer as they could. Many times, they messed around with the different recipes, but there was one thing that stayed the same at all times. That was its name - "Buzz Beer". What better way to commemorate your own hard-working trials and tribulations to the winemaking business, then to bring it all together with your very own labels! Yes, you can now buy labels to affix to your own personal bottles of homemade wine! ]]></description>
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<title>Principle And Practice Of Winemaking</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Some people believe that wine can only be made from grapes, but that is false. Have you ever heard of blueberry wine, or strawberry wine? Yes, as long as the fruit (or vegetable) is of a non-toxic variety, then you can make wine from it! There have even been older recipes that made wine from fungus, lichen, and moss! (It may be a bit harder to find such recipes - or some people who would be willing to taste-test it for you!) Many flowers can make wine (IE dandelion wine), but always, Always, ALWAYS check out if it is a toxic brand of flowers or not! (Nothing like asking your friends, "So, what's your poison?") ]]></description>
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<title>Knowing and Making Wine</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Were you aware that knowing and making wine qualifies as an 'ology'? Enology is the science that deals with wine and wine making, as well as being a useful piece of information for crossword enthusiasts.  Have you Ever wanted to learn how to make your own wine right at home?  Read on to learn.]]></description>
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