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  • Chilli Wine

    Got a Chilli wine on the go a the moment, after reading some other posts.
    Here is the recipe I concocted;

    Chilli Wine 07-12-07

    5 litre
    60 red peppers
    1 litre red pressed grape juice
    500g blue raisins (washed)
    650g sugar
    1 tsp pectic enyme
    1 tsp tartaric acid
    1 tsp citric acid
    ½ tsp malic acid
    1 ½ tsp yeast nutrient
    all purpose yeast

    s.g was 1.098, topping up will take it to 1.090 (little bit too much sugar)

    Heres a couple of photo's;


    60 frozen chillies from the summer (HOT)


    I stuck the chillies and raisins in the blender with a bit water, this photo is everything added to carboy.


    This is now the 5th day and i'm going to stain away the solids later.
    Be luckysigpic

  • #2
    Looking hot there Daz, If I could make a couple of points, did you check the acid before adding what you have ?, 2 1/2 tsps of acid blend seems a lot for 1 gallon. Also the fermenting on pulp is best done in a losely covered tub, fermenting in a carboy like that makes them difficult to clean IMO that is, also I can't quite see from the picture, do you have an airlock fitted (going by the carboy cap) if so thats not a great idea, at this stage the must needs oxygen and only needs protecting from airborn nasties.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Duffbeer View Post
      Looking hot there Daz, If I could make a couple of points, did you check the acid before adding what you have ?, 2 1/2 tsps of acid blend seems a lot for 1 gallon. Also the fermenting on pulp is best done in a losely covered tub, fermenting in a carboy like that makes them difficult to clean IMO that is, also I can't quite see from the picture, do you have an airlock fitted (going by the carboy cap) if so thats not a great idea, at this stage the must needs oxygen and only needs protecting from airborn nasties.
      Hey Duff,

      In answer, The acid is 6.2g/l and I had to do it in the carboy because I don't have a good size tub for the job, but airlock was only added before photo/transport.

      cheers
      Be luckysigpic

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      • #4
        No probs mate just thought I'd ask, hope it turns out a good one
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        • #5
          Cheers Duff, hope so too

          haha just noiced in the bottom photo my Chupa Chups lolly I couldn't find
          Be luckysigpic

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          • #6
            A food grade plastic bucket is what you need, and a fine mesh straining bag to put all the pulp in.

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            • #7
              This is going to be hot stuff Daz, it will be great to use as a marinade, adding to other cooking and playing tricks on your mates.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Hippie View Post
                A food grade plastic bucket is what you need, and a fine mesh straining bag to put all the pulp in.
                yeah don't I know it, messy work without
                but it's done now;
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Richard_S View Post
                  This is going to be hot stuff Daz, it will be great to use as a marinade, adding to other cooking and playing tricks on your mates.
                  Mmmm, can't wait
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                  • #10
                    VD, what is all that white stuff on your chiles? I keep thinking of making a chile wine, I have some jolokias but dont know if I can cut a small enough piece off to keep the wine from getting too hot

                    Crackedcork
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                    • #11
                      Looks like frost from the freezer.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Crackedcork View Post
                        VD, what is all that white stuff on your chiles?
                        Yep just as Hippie said, its frost from the freezer
                        Be luckysigpic

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                        • #13
                          I was hoping that was all it was. Have you sipped it yet to see if you got a lot of heat out yet, I think the alchohol will keep taking some out every day. Crackedcork
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Crackedcork View Post
                            I was hoping that was all it was. Have you sipped it yet to see if you got a lot of heat out yet, I think the alchohol will keep taking some out every day. Crackedcork
                            I had a little nip and it was pretty hot, next racking will give more of an idea I think
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                            • #15
                              Can't believe how fast this wine has come along, fermented out and nearly clear;

                              Be luckysigpic

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