Welcome Back!! If you are just joining us you may want to head back to Part 1 of our series on making fruit wine!
Now, onto Part 2 of Let's Make Fruit Wine!
After about a week, remove the mesh bag with your pineapple mix and let it drain into your bucket. I don't squeeze my bag because I don't want the extra sediment in my juice. Check your PA to make sure it is below 3 to 4 percent, if not then let it continue for another week.
When it is ready, rack your juice into a 1 gallon glass container, add your bung and airlock. Remember to clean and sterilize all your equipment before you use it. You should rack your wine about 3 times in six months. Let it go until it ferments out and is clear.
I'll let you know when I taste test it, if I am going to sweeten it or not before bottling. Once bottled you should let it set for 6 to 12 months. I plan on opening my first bottle in early spring! What a great way to welcome in the new season!
Have fun!
Up Next: Part 3 - Bottling Your Wine
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