@GK Unlike other synthetic tin or bottle food items, wine doesn't need any kind of preservatives. You can keep wine for years. Have you not heard " Old wine is better than new one. There's a famous quote from the Bible " Luke 5:39, which says, “And no one after drinking old wine desires new. Wine tastes better with age because of a complex chemical reaction occurring among sugars, acids and substances known as phenolic compounds. The only one thing you must follow is hygiene especially while preparing process. washing, good quality grapes and clean vessel is necessary.
Very good and perfect video 😍😊 i liked the method u prepared and explained, and almost u prepared like my grandma but she will use wheat, 200% i will try this and prepare for Christmas 🎄⛄ Thank u so muchhhhhh ❤️
Madam can you translate in English n write down the engriediens of grape wine.thanks for sharing n more followers from your.watching from Bahrain.God loves you🙏
Hello! Very good recipe this is! But I need some advice! Some methods suggest that for fermentation jar shouldn't be air tight! And some methods suggest jar can be air tight! So if we making wine with airtight jar then what are the possibilities for explosion of jar?
Madam thanks for the recipe. I have used basamati rice + broken wheat hope it is fine ? Also when I opened after 3 days in the bottom i saw thick white kind of substance with rice. Is this good or bad? the smell of fermentation is there. But i am worried about this white substance which got formed.
Instead of adding sugar make asugar syrup and cool overnight add Ragi w or wheat and yeast at one place Overnight it will form a colony Stir once daily with wooden spoon Use cork for closing Use Bangalore blue grapes we can buy in baskets at Ranasinghpet whole wall e Krishnapal mandi if he is alive I am 84 .After 21 days you use it The older the better
Ya usually these wines contain gud amount of alcohol so better not to give it to childern. if u prefer it, then can give very samll drink for childern above 5 years (one or two spoons)