Pressing Grapes to Make Rose' Wine

This video shows beginner winemakers how to use a small press to direct press grapes. In this case the resulting wine will be a rose' but the method is the same for white grapes. It further shows an easy and inexpensive method to de-stem and crush prior to pressing.
web: coldcountrywines.com

[@elginoctave]

Thank you for the excellent advice! Chuck

[@kbbringer8401]

Thankyou again for a fantastic video and I like the ending! Hope all is going well and Thankyou.

[@coldcountryvineswines1529]

Thank you! You too!

[@CDavid1951]

Thanks for the demonstration it's just like being in school A++++

[@StoneyardVineyards]

Cheers we just subscribed after finding your video friend. We love to home brew beer grow hops, make mead and wines and others on our channel , stay thirsty and make good wine.

[@jacob106106]

Thanks for sharing your experiences. Futur video suggestion: Would be interesting to know your Top 3 raisins species per each Hardiness zones..

[@coldcountryvineswines1529]

I'll work on that. Thanks

[@stiofanm.4744]

I just pressed 18 pounds of Delaware grapes. My first ever. I pressed them twice and probably went too hard on them, but I wanted to fill the entire gallon carboy. The juice is looking a bit brown, which has me concerned.

[@comesahorseman]

Petit Pearl is a Tom Plocher variety, I believe?

[@coldcountryvineswines1529]

Yes, I actually know him pretty well.

[@ken1927cc]

Many observations. No bag in press ... clog staves. Using a plywood piece of wood over blocks is what all of us do why not? Why an inadequate number of board. standard numbers are 14 ponds of grapes for 1 gallon of wine ... golly you get almost twice the norm... Has he ever made a rose?