@@LesBurgess1867 I've read around 20g or thereabouts per gallon, so if you were doing it in 5 litre measurements, probably 25g of dired elderflowers per 5 litres (ish)?
Using high alcohol tolerance yeast to carb with only 10% ABV it would never be left very sweet I'm afraid. Maybe consider non fermentable sugars to add some sweetness if you carbonate in future?
Nice pop mate.
Cheers Vinny! I was pleased with it 🍻
made a elderflower sparkling wine and a normal elderflower wine last year, both turned out amazing, brilliant video again stu..cheers 🍺👍🏻
Cheers Darren! I love the elderflower flavour 🍻
Me and my dad made Elderflower wine awhile back and other one with honey.
It taste amazing.
Nice video. ;)
Yes it’s definitely an annual favourite, cheers Aaron! 🍻
Making this today. Up the owls! Great video. Thanks.
Hope it goes well (the brew that is) yooo reeeedddsss haha!
Another crackin video ...was thinking of trying to make this in a Pinter at some point
Cheers mate! 🍻 It’s a lovely flavour and I think in a few months time with some maturity that it will be pretty amazing (hopefully).
@@MossHomeandGarden if i use dried elderflower ...what would the ratio be for that if you have any idea ...thanks
@@LesBurgess1867 I've read around 20g or thereabouts per gallon, so if you were doing it in 5 litre measurements, probably 25g of dired elderflowers per 5 litres (ish)?
Using high alcohol tolerance yeast to carb with only 10% ABV it would never be left very sweet I'm afraid. Maybe consider non fermentable sugars to add some sweetness if you carbonate in future?
Yes I fully concur. When I make this next year, I'll add some artificial sweetener along with the sugar at the carbing stage.