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  • ToulouseLePlot
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    Did you mean for white? How do you get skins in play?

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  • Cellar_Rat
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    Red or white grapes? ..... and I am not having your leg up. The process is very different.

    For Red. What about crushing them first and then pouring them over a clean inverted milk crate. This has been used very successfully in the past.

    hhm.. also how many you thinking about?

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  • TonyE
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    Hi Bob


    Thanks for your suggestion it has possibilities, although chicken wire is galvanised with zinc, and I am thinking the grape juice might dissolve the zinc.
    However a wire mesh that is found in say a grill pan would certainly do as you suggested - I shall think about this, I have until September to decide.


    Once again thanks for your input

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  • lockwood1956
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    A square wooden frame with chicken wire stretched across it can make a destemmer, simply pop it over your bucket and draw the grapes across it.

    regards
    bob

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  • TonyE
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    Any suggestions for de-stemming grapes

    I manages to buy grapes last year, and de-stemmed the whole lot by hand (6/7 boxes) It took about 2hours per box (downside) on the plus side, I had perfect grapes.

    I was wondering if anybody knew how to make a homemade de-stemmer, however I want to keep the skins, in the fermentation for 7/10 days.

    I thought about buying something suitable, but they are expensive, and I only need it for a few days a year, I am not sure hiring one is an option either.


    Any suggestions would be appreciated.


    MrT
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