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A Haze in Your Wine? Maybe You Need Pectic Enzyme
Have a haze to your fruit wine? Perhaps it’s pectin forming gelatin solutions in your wine. Here’s how to prevent it.

What is a Metheglin?
Some who are interested in home winemaking might come across the term "meth" from time to time. What are these home winemakers up to? Don’t worry - it’s not the same stuff being sold on the streets.

Already Make Wine? Why Not Try Meads Too
If you already have the equipment to make wine, you have the equipment to make meads. This delicious beverage fermented from honey is as easy as fruit and grape wines and offers another opportunity to experiment in your home winemaking activities.

Home Winemaking Glossary

“Quickly, bring me a beaker of wine, so that I may wet my mind and say something clever.”   -Aristophanes

Aerobic Fermentation
After-Dinner Wines
Aging

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Anaerobic Fermentation


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New Drinking And Driving Regulations - Home Winemakers Beware
In Canada, some Provinces like British Columbia and Nova Scotia have instituted lower BAC limits for driving on their respective Provincial roads. This means that many of us will have a much more difficult time in knowing if we are legally "safe" to drive. The new Provincial regulations can be draconian in the sense that you are immediately assumed guilty of an offense if a Police Officer demands a breath sample and you blow over the new lower limits.

Home Winemaking Operation Suspected Of Being A Meth Lab