WINE Recipes
Take a look at the various wine recipes made from different fruits and berries. In the listed recipes, required amounts of sugar, tartaric acid and other additives, were calculated ether from the published concentrations of sugar and acidity for particular fruit, or they were measured for particular fruit just before start up of wine making.
Apple Wine Recipes
Apple Wine Recipe #1
This recipy provides calculations for making 40 l of wine from apple juice sold in stores.
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
- Apple juice – 10 l
- Sugar – 3 kg (total amount for the fermentation starter and wine start up)
- Tartaric Acid – 40 g + 20 g (total amount for the fermentation starter and wine start up)
- Yeast – 2 packs (yeast must be hydrolyzed)
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 8 g (total amount for the fermentation starter and wine start up)
Prepare fermentation starter 12-24 hours prior to start up of wine making as is described in the Yeast Theory section. Prepare apple juice. The quantities of sugar, tartaric acid Composite Yeast Nutrient listed above include amounts required for both – the fermentation starter and wine start up. Mix it with sugar and tartaric acid. Add fermentation starter and yeast nutrient. Mix well. Fermentation process should start within a couple of hours. During first fermentation step do not forget to do periodic mixing.
After 12 Days (Second fermentation step)
When fermentation will slow down, next step should be taken. Add following components:
- Apple juice – 12 l
- Sugar – 2 kg
- Water – 2 l
- Tartaric Acid – 20 g
Prepare invert sugar syrup as it is described in Sugar Page, water and tartaric acid. The rest of water add after syrup addition.
After 60 Take Wine of Sediment
Take wine of the sediment. Transfer it into another container. Keep it in cool place and wait for the self-clarification.
After 80 – 90 Days (Balancing, should be done by taste)
Take wine of the sediment. Transfer it into another container, add following ingredients.
- Sugar – 3.5 kg
- Tartaric Acid ~5 g
- Water – 10 l
Prepare invert sugar syrup as it is described in Sugar Page, water and tartaric acid. The rest of water add after syrup addition.
- Sulfite solution – 1 ml / 1 l of ready wine should be added after mixing of sugar syrup and water
Put wine in cool place for several weeks. Observe precipitation. If sediment appears, take wine of sediment. Allow one more week in cool place. If sediment does not form, the wine can be bottled.
Apple Wine Recipe #2
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Apples – 12 kg, cut into quarters or eights
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Water – 3 l
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Tartaric Acid – 34 g
- Yeast nutrient – 2 g
Next steps will follow
Apple Wine Recipe #3
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Apples – 15 kg
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Yeast nutrient – 4 g
- Tartaric Acid – 75 g
Next steps will follow
Apple Wine Combined With Pears Recipe
Apple – Pear Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
- Apples – 12kg
- Sugar – 1kg
After 5 Days (Second fermentation step)
- Pears – 16 kg
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 100 g
- Composite yeast nutrient – 4 g
- Tannin – 4 g
- Water ~ 10 l
Prepare invert sugar syrop as it is described in Sugar Page, water and tartaric acod.
The rest of water add after syrup addition.
After 29 Days (Third fermentation step)
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 50 g
- Composite yeast nutrient – 5 g
After 77 Days (Fourth fermentation step)
- Sugar – 2 kg
After 58 Days (Balancing)
- Sugar – 1.5 kg
- Sulfite solution – 1 ml / 1 l of ready wine should be added after mixing of sugar
Put wine in cool place for several weeks. Observe precipitation. If sediment appears, take wine of sediment. Allow one more week in cool place. If sediment does not form, wine can be bottled.
Apricot Wine Recipe
Apricot Wine
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
- Apricots– 15kg
- Sugar – 3kg
- Tartaric Acid – 40g
- ~1 water
Next steps will follow
Blackberries Wine Recipe
Blackberries Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Blackberries – 3.65 kg
- Sugar – 3.65 kg
After 1 Day (First fermentation step)
- Water to 15 l
- Tartaric Acid 70 g
After 38 Days (Second fermentation step)
- Water – 2 l
- Sugar – 1.85 kg (total now 4.5 kg)
- Tartaric Acid – 30 g
Prepare invert sugar syrup as it is described in Sugar Page, water and tartaric acod. Rest of water add after syrup mixing.
Next steps will follow.
Blueberry Wine Recipe
Blueberry Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Blueberry – 10 kg
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Water – 4 l
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Tartaric Acid – 16g
Next steps to follow.
Crabapple Wine Recipe
Crabapple Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
In 50 l ballon
- Crabapples – 28 kg (whole)
- Sugar – 6 kg
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 10 g
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Pectic enzime – 1 tea spoon
- Water – 6 l
Next steps will follow.
Crabapple Wine II Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
In 30 l ballon
- Crabapples – 17 kg (whole)
- Sugar – 6 kg
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 8 g
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Pectic enzime – 1 tea spoon
- Water – 3 l
Next steps will follow.
Crabapple Wine III Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
- Crabapples – 17 kg (whole)
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 4 g
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Water – 3 l
Next steps will follow.
Cranberry Wine Recipe
Cranberry Wine
Days calculated from wine start.
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation) for 25 l ballon
- Cranbery packages – 4.5 kg
- Sugar – 1.4 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 40 g
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 5 g
- Yeast – 2 packs
Use uncooked berries. Mix ingredients and start fermentation.
After 15 days (Second fermentation step)
- Water – 15 l (add to fermenting berries)
After 76 days (Third fermentation step)
- Separate berries from liquid
- Fermentic liquid fill in the separate baloon to continue fermentation
- Sieved berries put into another baloon for another fermentation and add
- Water – 9 l
- Sugar – 2 kg
- Tartaric acid – 50 g
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2 g
After 90 days (Forth fermentation step)
- Mix liquids from both ballons into one baloon
- Press berries, add pressed liquid to the ballon with mixed liquid
- Add 2 l of Invert sugar syrup with 6 g of tartaric acid
- Add 14 g of tartaric acid
Set to continue fermentation for approximately 1 months (120 days).
- When fermentation stopped, transfer wine to another baloon, discard sediment that precipitated at the bottom of baloon.
- Check acidity and sugar content
- Make adjustments if required
- Add 1 ml of Osorno Sulfite Solution per 1 l of wine
Close baloon and set into a cold place for 1-3 months settling.
When settling is finished, transfer wine to another baloon, dicard sediment. Bottle wine and place in storage. In case of concern that wine is still fermenting, set wine for additional 30 days in cold place. After 30 days, transfer to another baloon and check presence of sediment. Bottle transferred wine.
Cranberry Wine Recipe #2
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Cranberry – 2 kg
- Sugar – 1.5 kg
- Water – 8 l
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 5 g
- Tartaric Acid – 50 g
Next steps to follow
Cranberry Wine Recipe # 3
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Cranberry – 6.12 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 80 g
- Water top ~ 15 l
- Sugar – 2 kg
Next steps to follow
Kiwi Wine Recipe
Kiwi Wine
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
- Pilled kiwi – 3 kg
- Sugar – 1 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 30 g
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2 g
Next steps to follow
Pear Wine Recipe
Pear Wine
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
- Pears – 7 kg
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Water ~ 15 l
- Tartaric Acid – 60 g
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2 g
Next steps will follow
Pineapple Wine Recipe
Pineapple Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients calculated for 25 l baloon (start fermentation)
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Pineapple juce – 7.6 l
- Sugar – 2 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 50 g
- Water – 15 l
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2 g
Next steps will follow
Plum Wine Recipe
Plum Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients calculated for 20 l baloon (start fermentation)
- Plum – 11 kg
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 60 g
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2 g
After 3 Days (Second fermentation step)
- Sugar – 1 kg
After 7 Days (Third fermentation step)
- Sieve and press plums, combine liquids in one baloon
- Add water to 18 l if required
- Sugar – 1.5 kg
After 15 Days (Fourth fermentation step)
- Sugar 1.5 kg
- Add water to 20 l if required
After 316 Days (Fourth fermentation step)
4 bottles yield – rest was consumed later
Plum Wine Recipe #2
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Plums – 8.7 kg
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2.5 g
- Tartaric Acid – 30 g
- Sugar – 0.5 kg
Next steps will follow
Plum Wine Recipe #3
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Plums – 4 kg
- Sugar – 2 kg
- Water – 10 l
- Tartaric Acid – 70 g
Next steps will follow
Pomegranate Wine Recipe
Pomegranate Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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9 pomegranates peeled
- Sugar – 2 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 40 g
- Water – 10 l
Next steps will follow
Rhubarab Wine Recipe
Rhubarb Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Rhubarb – 6.5 kg
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Yeast nutrient – 8 g
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Filled up to 15 l
- Calcium Lactate 12.12 g/kg
Next steps will follow
Strawberry Wine Recipe
Strawberry Wine
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
- Strawberries – 5.3kg
- Sugar – 2kgTartaric Acid – 60g
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2 g
Next steps will follow
Strawberry Wine Recipe #2
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Strawberry– 5.6 kg
- Sugar – 0.5 kg
- Water ~ 2.5 l
- Tartaric Acid – 71 g
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 2 g
Next steps will follow
Tamarind Wine Recipe
Tamarind Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Pressed Tamarind – 4 pkg (cook 3 times)
- Sugar – 3 kg
- Yeast – 1 pack
- Composite yeast nutrient – 5 g
- Filled with water to 20 l
- Tartaric Acid – 40 g
Next steps will follow
Watermelon Wine Recipe
Watermelon Wine Recipe
Initial Ingredients (start fermentation)
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Watermelon- 8.6 kg
- Sugar – 1 kg
- Tartaric Acid – 60 g
- Composite Yeast Nutrient – 3 g
- Yeast – 1 pack
Next steps will follow
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