Wine fermentation likes 3.4 to 3.8 Ph, I use corn sugar it is 100% fermentable, table sugar is 80% fermentable, honey is 90 to 95%% fermentable. Your Ideas on trying different recipe's and variations inspire me to make a new batch of bottles
I used roiboos tea in my first metheglin mead, in combination with ginger, cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. Initially it was very astringent when I'd made it last November, but now after only 5 months...actually not even 5 months, more like 4 and a half (I made it on November 22), it's amazing. One of the best meads I've ever made...and it's fully dry! Normally I like both wines and meads at least semi-sweet.
Very cool of you to make this video! Lots of brewing channels use small amounts of tea merely for tannins but I was interested to find something as simple and as delicious as this! 👍👍 I love and brew dark red, "blood" meads all the time basically. Whatever else I might be experimenting with, there's always at least a couple of gallons of cherry and other red berry meads aging in my household. Usually more than that, and I always mix my berries with the red hibiscus tea... about a liter of it, or 20 - 25% of the entire mead volume.
if you're using that much it seems better to just loose leaf instead of bags, i looked it up and a "premium pyramid" tea bag usually contains 3g of tea so 48g-54g of loose leaf
Gave this a go as one of my first wine making attempts. It's went a bit wonky as I panicked during the the initial process. Made a Tea wine that has sherry overtones. Wasn't what I expected but on the upside my wife liked it and it was good to use for cooking. Giving it a 2nd go using Oolong tea as I have a ton of it lying around
Hi, been watching several videos but have yet to take the plunge. I wondered if you have tried using fruit tea and if so, what was that like? Keep making the videos, they’re great, I’m learning lots!
Words can't explain how into this sweater I am. Have you tried this with acids other than citric? I'm curious about maybe malic acid or a combo. Something to complement the brightness of the citric acid? Also big thumbs up for the raisin rant. :)
Another great video. Can you do one on back sweetening. I make all my wines dry but am curious about how you would do it. Is it possible to do it sulfate free?
Thank you :) I have made a pineapple carton juice wine with bakers yeast - any carton juices work well. Here is the vid for you :) ua-cam.com/video/kABbwG-nIqI/v-deo.html
Another brilliant video, you mentioned your grandmother's recipe- I've been trying to do some research recently into the history of this great hobby of ours, things like old recipes, nicknames (Berry's book refers to parsnip wine as 'Tanglefoot'), documents, equiptment, stories etc. Do you have any to share? Possibly do a video on it?
Had an old book of my dads from the 1940,looking for a recipe for Brandy wine the ingredients began as follows Take a Hogsheads of Brandy, (36 gallons) 300cwt of Raisin. Needless to say I did not make this, here is a recipe I did however come across, called Brandy Wine 1lb. Old Potatoes, washed and diced ( not peeled) 1lb Pearly Barley 1lb sultanas (chopped) 3lbs Demerara Sugar Hock type yeast 1 gallon boiled water Put ingredients into large covered container, add yeast when cooled. Ferment in the container for 3-4 weeks stirring once a day. After this strain into Demijohn and allow fermentation to finish. It was recommended in the recipe as I read it to leave it then for up to 3 years, however we started to drink it after 1 year.
I am a Brit but I live in the Philippines and whats cheap in the UK is not always cheap over here!! Mum sent me some Yorkshire T bags so I will start this brew ASAP.. My question is,as Sultanas or raisins are so expensive here and rice is so cheap what local fruit would best suit a rice wine brew?? Im a bit disappointed that raisins are like 10 Quid a Kilo here as because after watching your review of that wine I was adamant that I should make a good 10 Gallon of Rice/Rasin wine.. Any advice would be appreciated!! Cheers.
Question about the amount of sugar: 1.4-1.5 K of sugar to 4.5 L of water? That sounds like a lot. That comes out to about 3.2 lbs/7 cups (I'm an American, forgive me). Yea--sounds like a lot of sugar for a gallon batch. Is it to make the wine really strong?
Thx for uploading, this might be the First whine i am going to try brewing. If you backsweeten a whine after bottling doesnt IT restart the brewing in the bottle making IT fizzy?
Are you able to tell me what your original and final gravity were with your rice and raisin wine. I have just put mine in second fermenter and is only 3.4 ABV!
I am having a second attempt at your tea wine. The first attempt i think i bottled too early and the corks all blew out. This time i have been fermenting 15 days and its still bubbling in the lock like crazy. Am not sure when to put in second fermenter. Also when you leave in Demi John to mature do you “buying” or leave airlock in?? Help . I haven’t managed any successful brew after so many attempts
Sorry to hear about your attempts so far. Give them time, my tea wine is still fermenting, 4 months on! I always leave the airlock in as this allows any gas to escape - better to be on the safe side then loose a DJ full of wine. I use glycerin in the airlocks as this is very slow to evaporate and won't cause any issues. Give the wine plenty of time :)
Hello, I always find that the longer they mature, the better they become, so if you can tuck them away - you'll be well rewarded! But, they are very tasty after 2-3 months!
@@HappyHomestead Sr... Wonder if you could try making wine out of horchata. A mexican rice drink. I try myself , but was not successful. I don't know what went wrong. Is it something you think is passible? 🤔
Your recipe is complicated. I used 2 pounds of honey, raisin, a gallon of cold spring water and let it sit in the sun for a day then added a squirt of lime and champagne yeast. Oh I use Listerine in my airlock. It tasted kinda rough until I mixed it with skeeter pee (hard lemonade)
Help help yikes 😬 ! I decided to make a gallon of tea wine in a fermentation bucket 🪣 I have only stried it once! It's alive It's alive! Is it meant to be sizzling! Is it meant to be belching! is it meant to be blasting water out of the air lock ! Mommy I'm scared ! 😆 any experienced brewers please advise 🙏 😆
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I've made Earl Grey Tea wine twice now. I love the stuff, it is one of my favorite wines.
Wine fermentation likes 3.4 to 3.8 Ph, I use corn sugar it is 100% fermentable, table sugar is 80% fermentable, honey is 90 to 95%% fermentable. Your Ideas on trying different recipe's and variations inspire me to make a new batch of bottles
I'm here in South Africa and our native tea is rooibos. I've brewed rooibos wine before and it is very nice and healthy too.
how long did the fermentation process take ?
I love rooibos
Red bush wine, nice.
I used roiboos tea in my first metheglin mead, in combination with ginger, cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. Initially it was very astringent when I'd made it last November, but now after only 5 months...actually not even 5 months, more like 4 and a half (I made it on November 22), it's amazing. One of the best meads I've ever made...and it's fully dry! Normally I like both wines and meads at least semi-sweet.
Very cool of you to make this video! Lots of brewing channels use small amounts of tea merely for tannins but I was interested to find something as simple and as delicious as this! 👍👍
I love and brew dark red, "blood" meads all the time basically. Whatever else I might be experimenting with, there's always at least a couple of gallons of cherry and other red berry meads aging in my household. Usually more than that, and I always mix my berries with the red hibiscus tea... about a liter of it, or 20 - 25% of the entire mead volume.
Earl Grey mead is one of the best recipes I’ve ever made.
I used a sleepy time blend.
It came out yummy.
If that is a word for wine 🙂
Loving my new hobby, thank you for your guidance x
Great video! I’m currently working on my own batch between my normal meads!
In Brazil we have tea similar to a wine, Very good!! Congratulations. Thanks!!
You can also make tea wine from fruity and herbal teabags☕🍾 ua-cam.com/video/x1cCb6AIueo/v-deo.html
0:00 Introduction
1:40 The Recipe
6:38 The Yeast
if you're using that much it seems better to just loose leaf instead of bags, i looked it up and a "premium pyramid" tea bag usually contains 3g of tea so 48g-54g of loose leaf
Love Tea Wine !!!! So simple but so delicious ! Simplicity is best sometimes :) thank you for this tutorial cheers ☕️
Just ordered some new yeast and have decided to give this a go. Iv never tried / made tea wine so I’m really itching to get going. 👍
Started today, looking forward to tasting the results. 👍
Bro the tea wine is simply awesome tq everyone loved it
Wow love the barrels in the background of your video 👌😊
Thanks
Excellent another recipe for us to try, thanks from us down in Cardiff.
Nice video friend, I will have to try this thanks and stay thirsty ...
I have just started making four different tea the flavoured tea from lidl's hopefully they will come out ok in about five six month
Gave this a go as one of my first wine making attempts. It's went a bit wonky as I panicked during the the initial process. Made a Tea wine that has sherry overtones. Wasn't what I expected but on the upside my wife liked it and it was good to use for cooking. Giving it a 2nd go using Oolong tea as I have a ton of it lying around
Hi, been watching several videos but have yet to take the plunge. I wondered if you have tried using fruit tea and if so, what was that like? Keep making the videos, they’re great, I’m learning lots!
Words can't explain how into this sweater I am. Have you tried this with acids other than citric? I'm curious about maybe malic acid or a combo. Something to complement the brightness of the citric acid? Also big thumbs up for the raisin rant. :)
I've made tea wine with Crab Apple (cider, wine? Who knows lol) to flavour and acidify and it came out amazingly
Another great video. Can you do one on back sweetening. I make all my wines dry but am curious about how you would do it. Is it possible to do it sulfate free?
Thanks for the great videos! Have you ever tried to make kombucha wine? Been wanting to try it for a while now.
Hi love your work, I have just recently started a tea wine recipe, but it has stopped fermenting after 10days, will it be ready after such shot time?
Would Peppermint tea work or only real tea as in non herbal? I will try baking yeast.
Wonderful video, any chance of you making one with carton juice and bakers yeast, that's what I'm experimenting with right now. one litre at a time.
Thank you :) I have made a pineapple carton juice wine with bakers yeast - any carton juices work well. Here is the vid for you :) ua-cam.com/video/kABbwG-nIqI/v-deo.html
Another brilliant video, you mentioned your grandmother's recipe- I've been trying to do some research recently into the history of this great hobby of ours, things like old recipes, nicknames (Berry's book refers to parsnip wine as 'Tanglefoot'), documents, equiptment, stories etc. Do you have any to share? Possibly do a video on it?
Had an old book of my dads from the 1940,looking for a recipe for Brandy wine the ingredients began as follows
Take a Hogsheads of Brandy, (36 gallons) 300cwt of Raisin. Needless to say I did not make this, here is a recipe I did however come across, called Brandy Wine
1lb. Old Potatoes, washed and diced ( not peeled)
1lb Pearly Barley
1lb sultanas (chopped)
3lbs Demerara Sugar
Hock type yeast
1 gallon boiled water
Put ingredients into large covered container, add yeast when cooled.
Ferment in the container for 3-4 weeks stirring once a day. After this strain into Demijohn and allow fermentation to finish.
It was recommended in the recipe as I read it to leave it then for up to 3 years, however we started to drink it after 1 year.
I am a Brit but I live in the Philippines and whats cheap in the UK is not always cheap over here!!
Mum sent me some Yorkshire T bags so I will start this brew ASAP..
My question is,as Sultanas or raisins are so expensive here and rice is so cheap what local fruit would best suit a rice wine brew?? Im a bit disappointed that raisins are like 10 Quid a Kilo here as because after watching your review of that wine I was adamant that I should make a good 10 Gallon of Rice/Rasin wine.. Any advice would be appreciated!! Cheers.
Question about the amount of sugar: 1.4-1.5 K of sugar to 4.5 L of water? That sounds like a lot. That comes out to about 3.2 lbs/7 cups (I'm an American, forgive me). Yea--sounds like a lot of sugar for a gallon batch. Is it to make the wine really strong?
Thx for uploading, this might be the First whine i am going to try brewing. If you backsweeten a whine after bottling doesnt IT restart the brewing in the bottle making IT fizzy?
Can you store your tea wine in 6ltr water bottles for the 6mth time and do you put a airlock or just the cap on it thanks
I followed your recipe exactly but my hydrometer is reading 0% ? I’ve tasted it and I can taste alcohol so could my hydrometer be faulty?
Do you like it dry or sweet?
Are you able to tell me what your original and final gravity were with your rice and raisin wine. I have just put mine in second fermenter and is only 3.4 ABV!
I am having a second attempt at your tea wine. The first attempt i think i bottled too early and the corks all blew out. This time i have been fermenting 15 days and its still bubbling in the lock like crazy. Am not sure when to put in second fermenter. Also when you leave in Demi John to mature do you “buying” or leave airlock in?? Help . I haven’t managed any successful brew after so many attempts
Sorry to hear about your attempts so far. Give them time, my tea wine is still fermenting, 4 months on!
I always leave the airlock in as this allows any gas to escape - better to be on the safe side then loose a DJ full of wine.
I use glycerin in the airlocks as this is very slow to evaporate and won't cause any issues.
Give the wine plenty of time :)
I'm brewing nettle tea bag wine; and also, dandilion tea bag wine. However! How long does the brew have to mature?
Hello, I always find that the longer they mature, the better they become, so if you can tuck them away - you'll be well rewarded!
But, they are very tasty after 2-3 months!
@@HappyHomestead Sr...
Wonder if you could try making wine out of horchata.
A mexican rice drink.
I try myself , but was not successful. I don't know what went wrong. Is it something you think is passible? 🤔
What can I fill my air space with in my homemade rose hip wine demijhons
Great video
Thanks!
did you add any yeast nutrients?
Did you ever make Inka wine?
No, the packet was in the cupboard for an age - think it got tidied away in the end before I got it in the brew bucket!
@@HappyHomestead that's a shame, I was thinking with all the grains it may have made a better beer or even an additive to a better
Can I use flavoured tea
You can indeed, the recipe is in the pinned comment at the top
@HappyHomestead tq bro i have tried your coffee wine cold brew it was awesome everyone loved it now I'm making 2nd Bach tq so much bro
I can't find the tasting review
You are rhubarb wine. You put a tea bag in the rhubarb wine.
No Banana in tea wine ??
I’ve heard it tastes like whisky 🤔
Your recipe is complicated. I used 2 pounds of honey, raisin, a gallon of cold spring water and let it sit in the sun for a day then added a squirt of lime and champagne yeast. Oh I use Listerine in my airlock. It tasted kinda rough until I mixed it with skeeter pee (hard lemonade)
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Awwww that was last week...sorry you missed it 😂🤣😂 next time 👍🏻
Help help yikes 😬 !
I decided to make a gallon of tea wine in a fermentation bucket 🪣 I have only stried it once! It's alive It's alive!
Is it meant to be sizzling! Is it meant to be belching! is it meant to be blasting water out of the air lock !
Mommy I'm scared ! 😆 any experienced brewers please advise 🙏 😆
Please...get...to...the ...point...mate...
more talk, less demonstration, more drama and less info. waste of time!!