Tinned Peach Wine

rozza2010 · Jan 16, 2011

Hi,

Just set off my next brew.. Tinned Peach wine

Ive seen quite a few different recipes online for tinned fruit and thought id give tinned peaches ago after seeing them in asda for about 56p each.

2 tins of Asda value Peach Slices in Syrup - 56p each
(Each tin weighs 411g - Drained Weight 250g)
(Each tin has 69g of sugar)
1l White Grape Juice (Rio Doro bought from Aldi) - 70p
(Contains 151g Sugar)
780g Sugar
1 Cup of strong tea
Pectolase
Yeast & Nutrient

Disolved the sugar in a litre of water, waited for it to cool. Put it all together.

My S.G is 1.090

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/xRHzgFyrZoRN4tjuYP-7XA?feat=directlink

Let me know what you think..

Thanks
Paul

rozza2010 · Jan 30, 2011

I have just racked this.

F.G is 0.992

Had a little sip and tastes good.

chef2323 · Feb 24, 2011

is this the same if I want to make Pear wine,
I found recipe on here once for it and cannot now find it :wha:

disco_monkey79 · Jul 4, 2011

How did this work out, if you have drunk it yet? Would you change anything if doing it again?

How long did you (or are you intending to) mature it, before drinking?

Many thanks

Cussword · Jul 4, 2011

chef2323 said:
is this the same if I want to make Pear wine,
I found recipe on here once for it and cannot now find it :wha:

I use virtually the same recipe for pear wine, I use 800g of sugar :thumb:

rozza2010 · Jul 4, 2011

I have not yet tried this wine, in fact I forgot all about it. I will open a bottle and give it a try :-D

tombarriebrewing · Nov 2, 2011

rozza2010 said:
I have not yet tried this wine, in fact I forgot all about it. I will open a bottle and give it a try :-D

How did it taste? I'm Curious!

trev21561 · Nov 4, 2011

made a very similar one in june using aldi red grape juice i like it the wife loves it :drink: i made a 5 gallon batch

hong · Nov 4, 2011

Dids you mash the fruit or just add it to the FV whole?

trev21561 · Nov 10, 2011

i put mine in a food processor and liquidised it cleared on its own after filering it is a lovely looking rose :thumb:

eblis · Nov 11, 2011

trev21561 said:
made a very similar one in june using aldi red grape juice i like it the wife loves it :drink: i made a 5 gallon batch

any chance of a step by step guide for a novice like my self?

StubbsPKS · Nov 11, 2011

How did this taste? I would LOVE to get a pear and a peach on the go...

Davey H · Nov 11, 2011

Sounds great,

Im going to start this tomorrow. :thumb:

rozza2010 · Nov 13, 2011

Hi,

Sorry for not replying, been rather busy with the new baby.
All my brewing stuff has all been put in the attic but I plan to get it back down next week.

Ill dig out all of my notes and post a step to step guide. I just used a spoon to mash the fruit.

I tried this wine a few weeks ago and was brilliant, was very impressed with the fruit tea wine I did as well.

Thanks
Paul

Fergmeister · Nov 13, 2011

Congratulations on the little one :)

I have also been following this thread as I think it is something that I will most definately try.

eblis · Nov 14, 2011

rozza2010 said:
Hi,

Sorry for not replying, been rather busy with the new baby.
All my brewing stuff has all been put in the attic but I plan to get it back down next week.

Ill dig out all of my notes and post a step to step guide. I just used a spoon to mash the fruit.

I tried this wine a few weeks ago and was brilliant, was very impressed with the fruit tea wine I did as well.

Thanks
Paul

Ok thanks mate I will look forward to it : cheers:

divingdavey · Feb 1, 2014

Hi, was this to make 5 litres?

Cheers : cheers:

rozza2010 · Feb 1, 2014

divingdavey said:
Hi, was this to make 5 litres?

Cheers :

yes it was for 5l. Turned out well. Ive made a few times since.

divingdavey · Feb 1, 2014

Lovely thanks, I'll get some going tomorrow :)

Rodders · Feb 8, 2014

Did you drain the juice from the cans or use it?

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