Hey! Unfortunately, I just spent my last few cents for this month. Since I often crave alcohol, this is a bit annoying. However, I found a bunch of rather shriveled grapes at the bottom of my fruit bowl. Would it be possible to make wine from them?
Kind regards, Thomas Rosendorn
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I think you’re not gonna get a edible wine so fast. See if you have some ingredients for a delicious bowl.
In principle, yes, but nothing for quick needs. In addition, you need a lot of accessories, and from a single branch also very little wine. You could fill up with sugar water if you only care about the alcohol. However, pure sugar water cannot be fermented, it must be a pulp in the solution. The sugar content must not exceed that of grape juice because otherwise the yeast is inhibited. And yes: a little yeast also needs, even if grapes often grow spontaneously.
Making a wine takes months or years I would recommend you to beg on the street if you then have collected the money you can buy a good wine