Making homemade wine rarely begins with the bottle. For many UK home winemakers, grape season means getting the family together and bringing the equipment back out for another vintage. People learn the process by working together, and the routine becomes part of the...
Yes, different wine grapes can be mixed when making wine at home. The varieties can ferment together from the start, or each can ferment separately before blending later. Timing, fruit condition and the level of control over the final proportions usually shape that...
Making wine at home from fresh grapes for the first time? It is easier than it looks. You can begin with a straightforward home setup, good fruit and clean equipment. At C&M Watermelons, we supply fresh Italian wine grapes and home-winemaking equipment from our...
Trebbiano is a naturally high-acidity Italian white grape that can give homemade wine a fresh, crisp structure. Its acidity gives families a practical reason to choose fresh grapes when they want a lively white-wine style. The fruit still varies with the harvest, so...
Nero di Troia can produce structured red wines with firm tannin. During homemade winemaking, contact between the juice, skins and seeds influences tannin extraction. Pressing then separates the liquid from those solids. The right homemade wine making supplies give...
