Delicious Fruit Wine at Home!!

Dear Wine Enthusiast,

Have you ever tried a raspberry wine? Or how about a nice blueberry wine? Sweet Potato wine? While most people are familiar with the many types of standard red or white grape wines out there, not many have had the chance to try such unusual types of fruit wine. If you've never tried a well-crafted fruit wine, the first time you try it you will probably be surprised how similar it is to a regular grape based wine.

But why would you want to?

Outside of it being an extremely satisfying and fun hobby, once you know how to make your own fruit wine, you will have new options and open up a world of new tastes. It's also quite fun to make fruit wine and is not all that difficult. For starters...

It's Cheap and Easy!

One of the best reasons is because it is usually incredibly cheap to make a rather large quantity of delicious fruit wine. After your initial purchase of brewing equipment, your main costs are for the fruit, sugar, and yeast. If you happen to have access to fruit cheaply, you can make quite a lot of wine for next to nothing. Do you have an apple or pear tree? A store nearby which has apples on sale? A raspberry bush? Access to blueberries? The sky is the limit. Sugar is cheap just about everywhere. Yeast is also very cheap, usually less than a dollar for a package and if you are really thrifty, you can even re-cycle that yeast and make many batches over and over again without buying another package of yeast.

Fruit wines not only taste great, they also make excellent, one of a kind gifts. Got a holiday party to attend? Dropping by with a delicious bottle of blueberry wine will usually be a big hit and you'll skip the expense of having to purchase a gift! But best of all...It can be seriously delicious!

Sure, you could find all of this information on the internet...

If you've looked around for instructions on how to make fruit wine, then you already know how much information is out there - so much it's hard to know where to start! This can be extremely overwhelming for a new wine maker - it can be quite easy to make a mistake if the right things are not done in the right order, the devil is in the details! This e-book was written to guide you step-by-step, using a generous amount of photographs, through the whole process. From the beginning until the end when you slap your own label on a bottle of delicious, hand-crafted, home-made fruit wine you made yourself.

How Difficult Is It To Make Fruit Wine?

It does take some knowledge, patience, and practice...

but it isn't exactly brain surgery either!

To make fruit wine on your own requires easy to find equipment...

To make fruit wine on your own requires various easy to find ingredients...

To make fruit wine requires measuring sugar content, alcohol levels, adding special additives at the right stages...

To make fruit wine on your own requires paying attention to detailed knowledge...

All of the above are available to you if you are willing to spend many hours scouring the Internet and are willing to research it out, join forums, and ask a lot of questions (which I still do recommend you do!). Then again, if you have an iPad or Kindle Reader, all of the above information can be in your hand and at the ready in Israel Moore's new e-book:

Here are just a few of the topics that are covered...

• How to Prepare The Fruit...
• The Yeast - What types you should use, how to use yeast...
• The Fruit - The types of fruit to use and how to use them...
• Equipment - Fermentation Vessels, air locks, stir plates, blendes & juicers, hydrometers, carboys, what size to use, and how to set it up...
• Alcohol Measurement...
• Sterilization and control...
• The Recipe
• The Primary Fermentation - where to start and stop...
• The Secondary Fermentation - where to start and stop...
• Clearing...
• Sweetening
• Bottling...
• Aging...
• Tips & Techniques...
• Supplies, Websites,Videos & Reference...

What's different about this e-book?

Israel Moore, author of the ground-breaking, How to Make Absinthe at Home, extends his expertise into another area of home brewing, one a bit easier for the average person to break into. It was only after, How to Make Fruit Wine At Home was completed that the author decided to take a look at other publications on the subject. Why? Because he wanted his publication to be unique, fresh, with no outside influence either good or bad, based solely on his own expertise on the subject of making fruit wine. Unlike the few publications out there that are simply a re-hash of general information and rudimentary instructions that would leave the reader lost, How to Make Fruit Wine at Home gives detailed, step-by-step information from an obviously very experienced home brewer! Naturally, a time tested recipe than can be used with just about any type of fruit is included.