oh special brew i love you!

[Chubbs]

You could try a WOW. Wurzels Orange Wine. It's been quite a talking point within the home brew community for some time, although not done one myself.

I've got a 23L Coopers Stout with a chocolate malt grain addition on the way as well as a 30 bottle California Connoisseur Barolo
Would like to try a hedgerow brew at some stage.

This is basically the same recipe that I posted earlier, I think f0rm4t is a member of the same forum as me. Like we have both said, its a great recipe and if the supermarket prices are right you can produce a gallon for around £2.50, so that's about 50p a bottle.

I've been making this, or a very similar recipe for well over 20 years now and the results are usually always the same. Its a very quaffable wine which is very easily made, quick fermenting, quick clearing and drunk even quicker.

You don't need loads of homebrew gear to make this and you can use 1 gallon water bottles as demijohns and use the water for your brew.

[Midge_Fodder]

All my home brew wine ends up being Sherry, never been able to get it right. Although my barley wine turns out great, 20% abv peated beer.

[rawfish111]

I have two batches of mead on the go atm.

[Sylvanbilly]

im gonna try a blackberry brew or strawberry brew once theyve grown in the garden

Got two gal of blackberry from last years harvest

[Midge_Fodder]

Ahhhh bramble makes a good one, if you mix it with a bit of gooseberry it's lovely

[Sylvanbilly]

Also got 5 gal of wheat wine going on, time will tell with this one hopefully,

[Midge_Fodder]

Should be good

[NorthernYeti]

Having a crack at tea wine tonight