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How to Make Homemade Wine
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Cellar: In the old days, it was a dark, cool basement, and often the underground part of a house, as it still is for homemade wines.
Acid blend: A generic name for any commercially available blend of acids (usually citric, tartaric, and possibly malic) sold for the acidification of homemade wines.
Widely grown in France, California and Spain. In Spain it is called Garnacha Tintorera. In the Champagne region of France it used to make vin mousseux, or sparkling wine. Often used for making homemade wines.
In the cool Champagne region of France it is the main grape used to make the sweet "vin mousseux" - (sparkling wine). Often known as "Alicante" for short. Elsewhere the canned juice is used by many amateur winemakers for fermenting homemade wines.
retains a limited acreage of 100 year old vines used for producing an interesting wine named "Mouchão" that requires 10 years aging for best results. Historically the canned juice has been used by many amateur winemakers for fermenting homemade wines.
Historically the canned juice has been used by many amateur winemakers for fermenting homemade wines. The Geilweilerhof Database (above) lists many synonyms for this variety including Moratón and Negral.
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