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Wine - Taste of Home Made Wines

If you think of drinking wine as a bad habit, then you are about to make a new discovery. Home made
wines are treasures natural juices from vegetables, fruits, flowers and grains. The thrilling part of
making wines at home is the knowledge that out of quite commonplace ingredients, you are producing
something which will, in time, be a delicious drink.

When ever home made wines are mentioned, people are inclined to visualize a beverage that is similar
either to a lemonade or a weak cider. But in actual fact, home made wines are not weak wines and the
truth is that it is actually the reverse. The most thrilling part about making wines is the knowledge that
out of quite common place ingredients, you are producing something which will, in time, be a very
delicious drink.

When you have a guest for dinner at home it is far more exciting to produce a wine of your own and
also proudly show off your wine making talents than to serve a wine that you have bought in a store.
Once you become an expert in wine making, you can make wine that compare very favorably with
any wine you can buy.

There is also another reason for making your own wine, and that is the ridiculously small cost of the
ingredients compared to the magnificence and the quantity of the finished ones. You can have a fair
sized and varied cellar for a sum that would not buy a case of French champagne.

It should also be remembered that although a few wines may be drunk almost as soon as they are
made, the majority have to mature for a long time. There are also a variety of wines – white wines, red
wines, wines to be drunk before and after dinner, and wines that can be used for cocktails. But always
remember that home made wines are potent and should not be drunk like lemonade, but with
discretion.

You can make wine out of ordinary beets when mixed with sugar and water to create a vegetable wine
that is worthy of the rites of Bacchus in ancient days. An especially tangy refreshing wine can be
made from apples, sugar and water. The use of fruit and vegetable wines means that folks who might
ordinary dislike certain fruit and vegetables can now enjoy them in thirst quenching form. Still
another benefit is that when you make the wine yourself, you can be assured of using natural and
wholesome items.

Flowers that are available at almost all herbalists can also be used for the making of wine. A glass of
exciting dandelion wine that is made with dandelions, oranges, a lemon and sugar can be a good treat.
You can also make wines with ginger, black bread, parsley, raisins and yes, rice. You can also make
wheat wine. It is one of nature's health tonic.

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