Peach White Variant 1

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Yesterday I started off what I hope becomes a dry white wine.


Peach White Variant 1

I'll be using three litres of M&S Pure Peach & Grape Juice, Tate & Lyle, Wilko White Grape Juice Concentrate (still not sure about the actual sugar content of this) and Vintner's harvest CL23 yeast.

DW - Peach White Ingredients.jpg


The juice contains 10.2g sugar per 100ml.


Method

I'm going to ferment this in a demijohn so it's important to leave headroom in the initial stages.


  • Add 3L of juice
  • Add 220g bottle of concentrate
  • Add 4g yeast nutrient
  • Add 2g pectolase
  • Add 200g Tate & Lyle
  • Add 1g citric acid
  • Stir well


That is approximately 677g total sugar and the must will need making up to 4.5L later on. I haven't decided on a final alcohol level yet but I'll see how it goes.

It smells very nice and I was actually tempted just to drink it :). Here it is alongside my ongoing red, it's rather pulpy and I expect a lot of lees.

DW - Peach White and Red.jpg
 
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I added another juice to this today, it was a bad idea :(. Doing so brought the total sugar to 908g but I ended up with must in the airlock due to the amount of floating pulp.

I've split the batch into another demijohn and will reunite the liquid in one after the first racking.
 
With 1212g sugar in 4.5L we should end up with 13.4% ethanol.


04.02.2012

Added 100g Tate & Lyle - Total sugar: 1080g.


05.02.2012

Added 132g Tate & Lyle - Total sugar: 1212g.


10.02.2012

Recombined the demijohns to ferment out. Most of the pulp has sank to the bottom now.
 
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