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Food Preservation (Country Wine)

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As promised we are continuing our series on food preservation! This episode we will be focusing on fermentation, specifically alcohol fermentation of fruits and flowers into country wine.

We go over the history of wine, as well as the different styles of fermenting. On top of talking about our favorite fruits and flowers to brew (from pumpkin to dandelion), we go over special steps you have to take for some.

And finally we take you through step by step on how to brew your very own batch of country wine!

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