This will be a supermarket juice wine, as this is the easiest wine to make.....should be ready to drink in about 4-5 weeks...oh and it tastes good too! ![Smile](https://www.winesathome.co.uk/forum/core/images/smilies/smile.png)
follow the recipe and method closely and dont be tempted to alter anything, we want to build winemaking skills, and so will start with this simple wine, and then progress to different styles and methods, you dont need to learn patience straight away either (I found this the hardest thing to learn as a newbie) for this wine will be ready very early, and drinkable straight away.
Big reds, and fruit wines need a year to age, but this is a long time to wait when you are new to the hobby, however waiting that time will pay dividends, so we always have this type of wine to hand for quaffing while we age the good stuff, however this will be classy wine, light refreshing and a pleasure to consume.
IMPORTANT
do not make the classic newbie mistake of attempting to get more alcohol into it by adding more sugar, it will make the wine unbalanced, and harsh. we want a balanced wine that can be drunk early and is of a light style. If you want something high alc that will give you a buzz and taste like shite.....go buy some blue wicked
here endeth the first lesson
![Smile](https://www.winesathome.co.uk/forum/core/images/smilies/smile.png)
follow the recipe and method closely and dont be tempted to alter anything, we want to build winemaking skills, and so will start with this simple wine, and then progress to different styles and methods, you dont need to learn patience straight away either (I found this the hardest thing to learn as a newbie) for this wine will be ready very early, and drinkable straight away.
Big reds, and fruit wines need a year to age, but this is a long time to wait when you are new to the hobby, however waiting that time will pay dividends, so we always have this type of wine to hand for quaffing while we age the good stuff, however this will be classy wine, light refreshing and a pleasure to consume.
IMPORTANT
do not make the classic newbie mistake of attempting to get more alcohol into it by adding more sugar, it will make the wine unbalanced, and harsh. we want a balanced wine that can be drunk early and is of a light style. If you want something high alc that will give you a buzz and taste like shite.....go buy some blue wicked
here endeth the first lesson
![Wink](https://www.winesathome.co.uk/forum/core/images/smilies/wink.png)
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