Yea and tested with hydrometer then add some kind of tablet. Then add some kind of acid..wth. they been making wine for thousands and thousands of years. Pretty sure they didnt have all that
For anyone who is wandering. I made this wine I am drinking it right now. Omg thank you so much paw paw. I've drank wine before never liked it but this I love. I let it go from August 25th of 2019 until September 16th of 2019. People if you want to have a good sipping wine or dinner wine. Follow pawpaw's instructions to a T and you will end up with great wine to drink and or share with loved ones.
Thank you for the update! It'll give me the confidence to start a batch or many with this method. I bought a house this year and they left all their wine making supplies, grape juice from the grape vines and 20+ of those glass gallon jugs!
Paw paw , homemade wine sure taste better than store bought, must be all the preservatives and other junk cause I get headaches from store wine. Thanks for showing me how to make my own with no headaches.
I can't sing enough praises to this man's wine! follow his instructions just like he says, and the results will blow you away! plus pawpaw is fun to watch, I love to listen to him talk.
I am laughing while watching this because kids these day don't know what it's like to get an ice cold drink from the garden hose on a hot summer day! Thank you for the video. I will be trying to make this!
I made pineapple wine from a fresh pineapple that turned out sweet and pleasant to drink ! I remembered your instructions as to putting it away and leaving it alone.....in that time period it cleared to a beautiful color....so clear you could see right thru it...thanks for your advise!
Water hose water is SO GOOD!!!! Growing up as a kid, my friends and I would drink from the water hose when we were outside playing and would get thirty. Seeing that water hose brings back a lot of fond memories. I know your wine is going to be delicious!
I tried the recipe three weeks ago and I was not disappointed!! I used a white cran-peach and racked it tonight. Had to sample and me and the wife really like it
I’ve seen homemade wine videos where they say disinfect this and that. Scare you out of making it. This is the kind of wine my Grandma use to make. Been wanting to try it for years. Thank you!
My husband and I appreciate you taking the time to share your wonderfully cheap wine making techniques and we also LOVE YOUR DOWN HOME COUNTRY WAY"S AND WIT. Your a CHARMING FELLA !!! God Bless you now and always.
I LOVED this video. This guy. Hand Crimping Water Hose. Motor Oil Funnel. Get Me A Stick. Poke On It. Throw The Water Hose. Soup Can Measuring. Learned Me Something. 🥰🤣🥰🤣
love the video, so many wine makers on youtube think they need to be in a sterile room provided by the CDC to make wine, and also the chemicals like "yeast nutrient".. the Egyptians Im sure didnt have all that crap in their wine..
Right on Mr. PawPaw! My father was the greatest chef I've ever known and he never measured anything. It was always a pinch of this a little of that about yay much of the other. The results were fantastic. He would make pineapple wine to die for and his soups and casseroles were legendary. Great video and thank you. I'm a fan for sure.
I remember as a kid my parents always had three or four gallons jugs of wine fermenting on the counter in the kitchen. It was fun to watch the balloons expand and deflate. You are right. That's some good wine! I really enjoy your channel. Happy new year!
I've been watching wine videos for days and this is literally the best wine video I've seen yet. We got a load of peaches off our tree this year and I got a gallon bag of sliced frozen apples from last year....this is going to happen. Thanks so much for the video!!!
Go to my channel... after you subscribe....click PLAYLISTS. Scroll down a page or two and watch the PLAYLIST VINTAGE RECIPES. I have a handful of videos on the making the wine and every question you could possibly have will be answered ! Welcome and thanks for watching !
"If you have a constipation problems .... (don't know how to write this sound ;d); Dad took it to my grandmother's house one Christmas. She thought it was just juice and drank a big water glass full. Only time I EVER saw her dance." My MAN you are HILARIOUS, NOW I have a great humor to the rest of this day and probably tomorrow too. My grandma did wine in a similar way (with closing a bottle) but she was squeezing the juice out of the fruits and we are from Poland in Europe, well her body is dead now but her legacy (genes) is running through my veins now, don't know why but just wanted that to share with you :D. Subscribed and liked Have a WONDERFUL year. Cheers
Wonderful! I didn't know I could use regular yeast! I love being able to do things with what I ALREADY have instead of having to buy specialty expensive stuff! Thanks so much for the education!!
Thanks for a simple and affordable quick recipe. It has inspired me to try a 5 gallon batch. Im on the second week into the process and my kitchen smells like a winery. I had to taste it. In short I've found a new hobby.
great video! You've got 1 more subscriber. i enjoy the bit of humor you use also. years ago my grandma resorted to selling wine out of her house because she couldn't make it on her ssi check. she made all sorts of wines such as dandelion, tomato, elderberry, etc. that tomato wine would knock your socks off. her rule was buy it here drink it at home. much like you she didn't use any of the fancy equipment or techniques you see in videos today. she always placed a piece of toast with yeast on top of the liquid. the next day that piece of toast would cover the entire top of the bucket. she said it lets it breath and keeps the critters out. i was very young then and couldn't say if it did or not, but one thing was for sure though. she did 1 heck of a business out of her tiny little house.
I'm so happy I found your videos!!! I used to make homemade wine at my grandpa's house years ago in Florida. I'm starting making wine again and I was I got annoyed at all the uppity videos of people insisting I use expensive equipment and custom ingredients we never used. You know the practical, down home methods that I want to use. People think you'll die if you don't use expensive, specialized equipment and ingredients. It's good to see you teaching people that wine making can be simple and versatile. Thank you!
I have been looking at wine making videos for days and this is the best and simplest one I have come across. Thank you so much! No matter what you are using for tools, these instructions work! Thank you! I am using fresh wine grapes off of my grape vine and I am using a latex glove, but that is the only difference. Just mash the grapes into must and then follow this video. I just started it today. Fingers crossed.
You are making my day, now I have to go shopping, have a hankering for some cheap wine made by me, right at home. What could be better then enjoying my own efforts in such a satisfying way!
Your video was one of the ones I viewed and recommended to another winemaker newbie! That was over a month ago and I've actually made about five bottles since then! Thank you sir!
You did say that your wine is ready in three weeks and in another video I saw you pour the ready wine into a smaller bottle. So at that time, did you just close the bottle tightly? I assume you don't need to do the quarter turn on the cap to let the air out.
When you saw me "rack" the wine. That means siphon it off into smaller containers. I was transferring the wine to other containers trying to leave the sediment in the original. You DO NOT want to seal the bottle tight if it is a screw on lid. Unless you freeze the wine for a few days to kill the yeast, it is possible for it to continue fermenting and that builds pressure in a sealed container. I just put it in the refrigerator and try to coordinate the timing for a new batch to come off about the time I am done with what is in the refrigerator. Those mason jars were tightened and then the lid backed off about a half turn.
Love your videos! Lord but this world needs more people like you!! I've tried making wine like this and wondered why it (spoiled). Watched your video and was like uh hu thats why I didnt put it in the dark! Thanks again bevause of u im going to give it another whirl!!
I just watched this and tomorrow I am going to town to get the ingredients. Today is August 25, 2019. I hope by Christmas to have homemade wine. Thank you
You remind me so much of my dad. He and my grand daddy were both boot-leggers back in the day and they made all kinds of hooch. This was basically the same way they made peach and muscadine wine. Loved the video!
I actually homebrew beer and went to my local brewing supplier and he gave me a glass of a wine he had made..it was VERY high alcohol content LOL...I was shocked when I asked his ingredients...he laughed and told me how he made it. It was very close to this, the only difference is he did his in a larger batch, 5 gallons. He used liquid Concord grape juice and with the sugar, he slowly added his sugar to boiling water, dissolving the sugar into the water until it was very thick, then added it to the juice after it cooled. As to the yeast he used a champagne yeast. I am not a wine drinker and was really shocked at how good it was This is very good. lots of good tips, thanks for sharing your method.
You are amazing. The great entertainer while teaching the best and easiest and cheapest way of doing something. I Gona make this wine and will get back with new comment. Thanks
Hi Paw Paw. Just recently found your channel, and I'm glad I did. I have been brewing beer for over 20 years. What your doing there,, (to make homemade wine), is about 100 times simpler. You couldn't do that with beer. I believe it's because the wine yeast will tolerate much higher alcohol content than beer yeast. So it naturally kills off the nasties as it ferments.
Just got around to making my first batch. I was able to get ahold of a gallon glass wine jug and an airlock as well. Thanks for the video! I will keep ya updated!
Just as an added precaution, I also put a ziplock or sandwich bag with a rubber band over the cracked open lid, where the rubber band is below the lid, so that it doesn't interfere with the lid itself. It just probably helps trap some more co2, not necessary and no idea if it actually helps, but it's fun.
And you wouldn't believe the questions I still get !! LOL !! BTW the tried and true recipe works out to one cup of sugar and 1/4 teaspoon of yeast for every quart or liter of liquid.
Simply enough Pawpaw I've been making great wine since watching this video 2-3 years ago. If you don't understand wine making after this you never will. Fantastic video brother
I just made my 1st batch. I used your recipe exactly. Well they didn't have Welch's this time but it is 100% juice. I set my phone for 1 week intervals to check on it so I don't forget!
I got a friend that does something like this except he uses 1 can of pepsi instead of the 2 extra cans of water. He says the carbonation helps the yeast eat the sugar faster he gets a gallon in about 10 days using his method") thanks bob as always it fun watching you")
Got two batches going. My first one will be done tomorrow. Didn't follow this recipe exactly, but it gave me the knowledge I wanted. Great job! Wine is amazing.
You are an awesome, natural man like most of us. And you seem to enjoy doing what you do. I will try this recipe and maybe sell the natural constipation relief with wine that is still working. Keep the videos coming. Best regards.
SUCCESS! Thanks PawPaw! I racked off 2 full jars of delicious wine today thanks to your recipe. Nice full bodied taste and color. Very happy with the results. BTW- I followed your recipe to the letter.
I watched this about 5 to 6 weeks ago. I was skeptical. Made a batch and was amazed! This stuff is good! I now have 2 batches of white on and another batch of red. I sterilized my plastic syphon tube by pouring a kettle full of boiling water through it. I sterilized the bottles by rinsing with filtered water and "cooking" them in the micro wave oven. Try it, you'll like it!
PawPaw, we are indebted to ya! Thank you so much for taking the fear out of winemaking. Back in November, we followed your instructions (just using white grape juice rather than the concentrate) and last night sampled our first-ever batch of homemade wine: totally delicious - and better still, no hangovers to speak of! You're the best - thank you! xx
Papa your awesom. Thanks for the steps. ... so many people make videos like this and they make them confusing as hell. I like how u explain. Simple and easy
I like y'alls video , remind me of myself. I've made a lot of wine, of all different kinds and my best, was Elderberry. My watermelon turned out good too.
I especially enjoyed watching you make your brew. I always enjoyed helping my brother with the "receipt". We needed a bit more equipment to make ours. It was c
Awe Paw Paw just getting started on learning how to make your wine. I'm laughing about the constipation joke now. Now back to watching all your vedios concerning how to make wine today. Thank you for I'm grateful.
Paw Paw, I'm a new subscriber and I think I've watched most of your wine making videos. I love the way you make wine, simple and natural. My grandparents used to make alot of wine years ago before they passed. They made wine from everything, including dandelions, which would knock your socks off, to natural whole fruit. My grandmother gave me a book with all her recipes in it, but I was a teenager then and my parents made it disappear. I have one recipe left that I found, but haven't tried it yet. She made grape wine with no store bought yeast. Matter of fact, this is the exact recipe I have: "Pick grapes from stems, wash them being very careful not to mash the seeds. To each gallon crushed grapes, put one gallon water. Put into earthen vessel and tie two thickness of cheesecloth over top of jar. Set in a warm place, but not in the sun. After three weeks of warm weather, strain though colander, then through 2 thickness of cheese cloth. To each gallon of juice, add three pounds of sugar. Stir until dissolved. After washing the jar which it was in, return to the same jar which it was in and tie two layers of cheese cloth over top. Let stand again for three weeks, by which time it should sparkle. Strain again and bottle". I remember my granddad making dandelion wine after grandma passed. He had no bottles to put them in and instead put them in mason jars and tightened the lids. Needless to say, they blew, and when they did, it peeled the paint off the walls and ceiling in the kitchen. I got a call for help from him and a friend of mine and me went and cleaned up the mess and repainted everything. He gave us a bottle of dandelion wine that him and grandma had made. I don't know how old it was, but I remember the burn when it went down and exploded in my belly. Remember the buzz, too. I don't remember seeing any of your videos made from real fruit, but I may have missed it. Do you have any recipes from real fruit that you could share? It would really be appreciated. I'm almost 66 years old, so that's how long it's been since this recipe has been around that I know of. I really enjoy your videos. You prove that you don't have to be a chemist or have to spend a bunch of hard earned money on expensive equipment to make good tasting wine. My opoligies for such a long comment for such a short question. Thanks and keep on keeping on teaching and entertaining us. Mike Crane
First of all, thank you very much for subscribing. I do all I can to respond to subscribers immediately and if I have the time then I respond to non-subscribers when I get caught up. . As far as using fruit....... think about what you just told me in your grandparent's instructions...........they actually made the wine from the JUICE and not the fruit. The first three weeks were to extract natural yeast from the fruit. I don't like cheesecloth because of the possibility of wine flies and other fruit flies getting in it.....BTW those mason jars
@@DoingItCheap I'm sorry, I left one part out. This recipe was for "Wild grape wine", which I figure was the reason for so much sugar. And you are right about extracting the juice naturally, I can understand that. And yes, my grandad was getting pretty old at the time and probably put the green wine in the mason jars. Trueth known, grandma made most of the wine and he drank most of it. Lol . I recond he just missed grandma's wine. Thanks for responding!
i have no idea how i ended up here but you have such a warm magnetism about your demeanor again i have no idea how i ended up here but instant like & subscribed, God bless you PawPaw.
Okay, you got me on the "Green Wine" "Benefits!!!?" Cracked me up. I'll be trying this recipe because it sounds really simple and I can't see why it certainly wouldn't work. Great video and I'm going to watch your Baileys video next. I subscribed and Liked as well. Thanks for posting. Really looking forward the this endeavor.
It IS simple. Too many people do everything they can to make it hard. All you do is mix juice, sugar and a little yeast. Put it in a dark warm place with the lid loose so gases can escape and drink it when it quits bubbling !
Seen some complicated wine making videos that discouraged me .Thanks to your simple easy video I will now be making some .I will comment this video when it done.
This was my first wine video. I have since simplified the process. Please watch my other wine videos especially the Beginner Tutorial and Wine in 40 Seconds. You can find them on my homepage by searching for WINE
Thank you Sir. I love the simplicity of your instructions. I am in the process of making some muscadine wine here in Alabama and I will definitely use your knowledge in the future.
Thanks paw paw, its this video that got me over the hump to actually start wine/ mead making. It was the simplicity, low cost, and ‘poke at it with a stick’ stuff that sold me on it. Thankyou!
i love your style paw paw!!! dont worry about minutia and just get the job done!! im going to live my life by your philosophy. i saw your videos so many times! thank you for all the videos you made, and sharing your wisdom. its something hard to find nowdays! you are a great teacher to me!
He looks like he came off of an oldddd Christmas movie with his beard and the way he looks talking. best video ever. if I find the name of the movie I'll post it
I love how you're using cheap sugar, cheap juice, regular yeast, and a friggin garden hose for water...lol. since a viewer commented how good this was, I might upgrade the sugar and water and use the wine yeast i have had laying around for something special. Can't wait to try it out thanks! I like your style, I subbed.
The actual purpose of this video was to make fun of the so called "winemakers" that think everything has to be THUS and SO...... If Egyptians could make wine in a crock covered with a piece of cloth, I figure we can keep it simple also. Watch my other wine videos for a more accurate measurement and easier process.
@@DoingItCheap I am brewing all sorts of stuff. I got all my materials for free. Carboys, bottles, cappers, tubes, siphons, buckets, funnels, carboy carriers, etc etc etc. Started small just like this video and got hooked. Brewing 125 gallons as we speak. I hunted the stuff down on Craigslist and online selling apps. ANYONE with time and space enough for the brewing vessel/a can brew beer, wine, kombucha, Applejack, make spirits, whatever your cup of tea. Btw some stores give away free food grade buckets ranging from 1 gallon to five. My local bar leaves their bottles in boxes for me by dump so I can take what I want and throw the rest in their bin
Wine experts * everything needs to be sterilized and clean. Doing it cheap* harbor freight funnel and garden hose. Keep up the great work!
My funnel and water hose were clean !!! LOL !!! I love watching the wine experts' heads explode !!
Yea and tested with hydrometer then add some kind of tablet. Then add some kind of acid..wth. they been making wine for thousands and thousands of years. Pretty sure they didnt have all that
Papa I would like to no for each can of grape juice pour 3 cups of sugar
Don’t listen to anyone’s homemade wine recipe if they don’t look like this
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Exactly why I clicked this video lol
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How can I store it. Can I put it in the fridge
Tank you sir I maed like you said it tastes better than you can buy.😊❤
For anyone who is wandering. I made this wine I am drinking it right now. Omg thank you so much paw paw. I've drank wine before never liked it but this I love. I let it go from August 25th of 2019 until September 16th of 2019. People if you want to have a good sipping wine or dinner wine. Follow pawpaw's instructions to a T and you will end up with great wine to drink and or share with loved ones.
Wow I always hope for these kind of updates. I'm brewing all sorts of stuff, so I will be looking forward to using this recipe
Thank you for the update! It'll give me the confidence to start a batch or many with this method. I bought a house this year and they left all their wine making supplies, grape juice from the grape vines and 20+ of those glass gallon jugs!
Paw paw , homemade wine sure taste better than store bought, must be all the preservatives and other junk cause I get headaches from store wine. Thanks for showing me how to make my own with no headaches.
Check out my winemaking Playlist and thank you for subscribing.
I can't sing enough praises to this man's wine! follow his instructions just like he says, and the results will blow you away! plus pawpaw is fun to watch, I love to listen to him talk.
I love the southern accent, country songs, line dance, and your video.
Cheers from Syria, in the other half of the world.
I'll drink for that.
I am laughing while watching this because kids these day don't know what it's like to get an ice cold drink from the garden hose on a hot summer day! Thank you for the video. I will be trying to make this!
I made pineapple wine from a fresh pineapple that turned out sweet and pleasant to drink ! I remembered your instructions as to putting it away and leaving it alone.....in that time period it cleared to a beautiful color....so clear you could see right thru it...thanks for your advise!
Water hose water is SO GOOD!!!! Growing up as a kid, my friends and I would drink from the water hose when we were outside playing and would get thirty. Seeing that water hose brings back a lot of fond memories. I know your wine is going to be delicious!
I tried the recipe three weeks ago and I was not disappointed!! I used a white cran-peach and racked it tonight. Had to sample and me and the wife really like it
Uncle Jessie! you and them duke boys kept me entertained in the 80's
I’ve seen homemade wine videos where they say disinfect this and that. Scare you out of making it. This is the kind of wine my Grandma use to make. Been wanting to try it for years. Thank you!
My husband and I appreciate you taking the time to share your wonderfully cheap wine making techniques and we also LOVE YOUR DOWN HOME COUNTRY WAY"S AND WIT. Your a CHARMING FELLA !!! God Bless you now and always.
make sure you watch my other wine videos where I simplify the technique and give accurate measurements.
I LOVED this video. This guy. Hand Crimping Water Hose. Motor Oil Funnel. Get Me A Stick. Poke On It. Throw The Water Hose. Soup Can Measuring. Learned Me Something. 🥰🤣🥰🤣
Now if I could just get you to subscribe. watch my winemaking playlist on my homepage for more exact measurements and methods.
DoingItCheap I most certainly did already Subscribe!!! I know a good guy when I see him!!!
Thank you very much. Your subscriptions were hidden. I appreciate you !!
I subscribed within the first 30 seconds! He sure is an Awesome teacher!
Sir you are the definition of CHILL, from now on you are my spiritual friend :) god bless you
love the video, so many wine makers on youtube think they need to be in a sterile room provided by the CDC to make wine, and also the chemicals like "yeast nutrient".. the Egyptians Im sure didnt have all that crap in their wine..
I died when you brought out the hose. Brings me home!
Yes!
It was hilarious to see the hose ... Pawpaw had me splitting my sides with laughter
Right on Mr. PawPaw! My father was the greatest chef I've ever known and he never measured anything. It was always a pinch of this a little of that about yay much of the other. The results were fantastic. He would make pineapple wine to die for and his soups and casseroles were legendary. Great video and thank you. I'm a fan for sure.
Gracias mi compadre !
The wine must be real good but what I liked more is your great personality. God Bless thank you.
I remember as a kid my parents always had three or four gallons jugs of wine fermenting on the counter in the kitchen. It was fun to watch the balloons expand and deflate. You are right. That's some good wine! I really enjoy your channel. Happy new year!
You are Awesome, I could watch you all day. Your real, not fake like most. You should have your own tv show.
I've been watching wine videos for days and this is literally the best wine video I've seen yet.
We got a load of peaches off our tree this year and I got a gallon bag of sliced frozen apples from last year....this is going to happen.
Thanks so much for the video!!!
Go to my channel... after you subscribe....click PLAYLISTS. Scroll down a page or two and watch the PLAYLIST VINTAGE RECIPES. I have a handful of videos on the making the wine and every question you could possibly have will be answered ! Welcome and thanks for watching !
"If you have a constipation problems .... (don't know how to write this sound ;d);
Dad took it to my grandmother's house one Christmas. She thought it was just juice and drank a big water glass full. Only time I EVER saw her dance."
My MAN you are HILARIOUS, NOW I have a great humor to the rest of this day and probably tomorrow too.
My grandma did wine in a similar way (with closing a bottle) but she was squeezing the juice out of the fruits and we are from Poland in Europe, well her body is dead now but her legacy (genes) is running through my veins now, don't know why but just wanted that to share with you :D.
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Cheers
Wonderful! I didn't know I could use regular yeast! I love being able to do things with what I ALREADY have instead of having to buy specialty expensive stuff! Thanks so much for the education!!
I made my first batch with a look through the cabinets
You have a great speaking voice, and a natural teacher. Merry Christmas!
Thanks for a simple and affordable quick recipe. It has inspired me to try a 5 gallon batch. Im on the second week into the process and my kitchen smells like a winery. I had to taste it. In short I've found a new hobby.
Don't be doing a lot of early tasting or your new favorite chair for the evening will be the porcelain throne !!
great video! You've got 1 more subscriber. i enjoy the bit of humor you use also. years ago my grandma resorted to selling wine out of her house because she couldn't make it on her ssi check. she made all sorts of wines such as dandelion, tomato, elderberry, etc. that tomato wine would knock your socks off. her rule was buy it here drink it at home. much like you she didn't use any of the fancy equipment or techniques you see in videos today. she always placed a piece of toast with yeast on top of the liquid. the next day that piece of toast would cover the entire top of the bucket. she said it lets it breath and keeps the critters out. i was very young then and couldn't say if it did or not, but one thing was for sure though. she did 1 heck of a business out of her tiny little house.
I like your down to earth teaching.
I'm so happy I found your videos!!! I used to make homemade wine at my grandpa's house years ago in Florida. I'm starting making wine again and I was I got annoyed at all the uppity videos of people insisting I use expensive equipment and custom ingredients we never used. You know the practical, down home methods that I want to use.
People think you'll die if you don't use expensive, specialized equipment and ingredients. It's good to see you teaching people that wine making can be simple and versatile. Thank you!
Watch my other wine videos. I simplify the process a LOT more. Make wine in 40 Seconds
I have been looking at wine making videos for days and this is the best and simplest one I have come across. Thank you so much! No matter what you are using for tools, these instructions work! Thank you! I am using fresh wine grapes off of my grape vine and I am using a latex glove, but that is the only difference. Just mash the grapes into must and then follow this video. I just started it today. Fingers crossed.
I wish you the best. Basically my recipe is one cup of sugar and 1/4 teaspoon of yeast per quart of juice.
I did it, followed the recipe 100% and turned out amazing, thank you very much Sir.
You are making my day, now I have to go shopping, have a hankering for some cheap wine made by me, right at home. What could be better then enjoying my own efforts in such a satisfying way!
Your video was one of the ones I viewed and recommended to another winemaker newbie! That was over a month ago and I've actually made about five bottles since then! Thank you sir!
Cool !! I am having a little grape right now!
You did say that your wine is ready in three weeks and in another video I saw you pour the ready wine into a smaller bottle. So at that time, did you just close the bottle tightly? I assume you don't need to do the quarter turn on the cap to let the air out.
When you saw me "rack" the wine. That means siphon it off into smaller containers. I was transferring the wine to other containers trying to leave the sediment in the original. You DO NOT want to seal the bottle tight if it is a screw on lid. Unless you freeze the wine for a few days to kill the yeast, it is possible for it to continue fermenting and that builds pressure in a sealed container. I just put it in the refrigerator and try to coordinate the timing for a new batch to come off about the time I am done with what is in the refrigerator. Those mason jars were tightened and then the lid backed off about a half turn.
Love your videos! Lord but this world needs more people like you!! I've tried making wine like this and wondered why it (spoiled). Watched your video and was like uh hu thats why I didnt put it in the dark! Thanks again bevause of u im going to give it another whirl!!
I love this guy.... straight country living!!! Im gonna try this with the gallon milk jugs... thanks so much
OMG - my new favorite TH-cam how to video EVER! :)
Thanks for watching and subscribing !!!
I just watched this and tomorrow I am going to town to get the ingredients. Today is August 25, 2019. I hope by Christmas to have homemade wine. Thank you
Do a search on my homepage for more wine videos. I have a much simpler method. Wine will normally be done and clear within 30 days.
You remind me so much of my dad. He and my grand daddy were both boot-leggers back in the day and they made all kinds of hooch. This was basically the same way they made peach and muscadine wine. Loved the video!
not only was this straight forward and informative, it was also entertaining to watch! thanks for the video
Make sure you watch the wine in 40 seconds video !!
I actually homebrew beer and went to my local brewing supplier and he gave me a glass of a wine he had made..it was VERY high alcohol content LOL...I was shocked when I asked his ingredients...he laughed and told me how he made it. It was very close to this, the only difference is he did his in a larger batch, 5 gallons. He used liquid Concord grape juice and with the sugar, he slowly added his sugar to boiling water, dissolving the sugar into the water until it was very thick, then added it to the juice after it cooled. As to the yeast he used a champagne yeast. I am not a wine drinker and was really shocked at how good it was
This is very good. lots of good tips, thanks for sharing your method.
Your description box story about your grandmother and her "juice" put a smile on my face... Love it!!
You are amazing. The great entertainer while teaching the best and easiest and cheapest way of doing something. I Gona make this wine and will get back with new comment. Thanks
This man reminds me of my papa. Good men!
Hi Paw Paw. Just recently found your channel, and I'm glad I did. I have been brewing beer for over 20 years. What your doing there,, (to make homemade wine), is about 100 times simpler. You couldn't do that with beer. I believe it's because the wine yeast will tolerate much higher alcohol content than beer yeast. So it naturally kills off the nasties as it ferments.
Seriously tho this guy reminds me of my great uncle. Great guy. More of a father to me than my real dad👍
Just got around to making my first batch. I was able to get ahold of a gallon glass wine jug and an airlock as well. Thanks for the video! I will keep ya updated!
Just as an added precaution, I also put a ziplock or sandwich bag with a rubber band over the cracked open lid, where the rubber band is below the lid, so that it doesn't interfere with the lid itself. It just probably helps trap some more co2, not necessary and no idea if it actually helps, but it's fun.
Greatest How to Video i´ve ever seen! So simple, no BS. and hilarious! Keep up the good work my friend!
Thanks for this video. My type of thing. Down to earth and cheap
10:50 got me dead...theee funniest, original, most sincere thing I've heard..
I’ve been looking at wine making videos for a few hours now, but this video was the most informative / entertaining. Thanks!
Wait until you watch the one I made for MORONS.... you will get a laugh and learn something !!! You can search my homepage.
You cannot explain this method any simpler than most I listened too.
And you wouldn't believe the questions I still get !! LOL !! BTW the tried and true recipe works out to one cup of sugar and 1/4 teaspoon of yeast for every quart or liter of liquid.
Simply enough Pawpaw I've been making great wine since watching this video 2-3 years ago. If you don't understand wine making after this you never will. Fantastic video brother
I just made my 1st batch. I used your recipe exactly. Well they didn't have Welch's this time but it is 100% juice. I set my phone for 1 week intervals to check on it so I don't forget!
you rock. I just love how you used the hose.
I got a friend that does something like this except he uses 1 can of pepsi instead of the 2 extra cans of water. He says the carbonation helps the yeast eat the sugar faster he gets a gallon in about 10 days using his method") thanks bob as always it fun watching you")
+brian noel I might try that, sounds interesting !!
Thank you!! I use dollar tree pop bottles that are 3 liters.
love it!! you make your cheap wine EXACTLY the way I do. Even down to just cracking the lid slightly for the gasses to escape.
Best video ever. Learned and laughed at the same time. Thank you sir.
Got two batches going. My first one will be done tomorrow. Didn't follow this recipe exactly, but it gave me the knowledge I wanted. Great job! Wine is amazing.
This man is my hero, if I would of met him in high school I never would of wasted my money in college.
LOL !! Tell other folks Adam and help my channel grow !!
You are an awesome, natural man like most of us. And you seem to enjoy doing what you do. I will try this recipe and maybe sell the natural constipation relief with wine that is still working. Keep the videos coming. Best regards.
Hope you enjoy !!
check out my other winemaking videos on my playlist:
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Thank you for the cheap but wonderful idea sir
Loved the video! I'm a sweet feed shiner myself but it is always good to have a backup. Take care Bob.
SUCCESS! Thanks PawPaw! I racked off 2 full jars of delicious wine today thanks to your recipe. Nice full bodied taste and color. Very happy with the results. BTW- I followed your recipe to the letter.
Subscribed. I liked this tutorial, but I just like the person you are too. You're a joyful person that I like following.
I watched this about 5 to 6 weeks ago. I was skeptical. Made a batch and was amazed! This stuff is good! I now have 2 batches of white on and another batch of red. I sterilized my plastic syphon tube by pouring a kettle full of boiling water through it. I sterilized the bottles by rinsing with filtered water and "cooking" them in the micro wave oven. Try it, you'll like it!
Skeptical !!!!!! If PawPaw tells you a chicken dips snuff, you can look under its wing and find a snuff box !!
PawPaw, we are indebted to ya! Thank you so much for taking the fear out of winemaking. Back in November, we followed your instructions (just using white grape juice rather than the concentrate) and last night sampled our first-ever batch of homemade wine: totally delicious - and better still, no hangovers to speak of! You're the best - thank you! xx
The greatest wine maker here on TH-cam. I have to try this sometime 😊
Papa your awesom. Thanks for the steps. ... so many people make videos like this and they make them confusing as hell. I like how u explain. Simple and easy
Watch my video on making it in 40 seconds.
Hey this is real real really good wine! Got a friend of mine making it too! I'm gonna start a 5 gallon batch tonight!
I like y'alls video , remind me of myself. I've made a lot of wine, of all different kinds and my best, was Elderberry. My watermelon turned out good too.
Tanks for simple way of making wine. Not like some wants to teach you rocket science
Cheers
Even easier if you watch my other wine videos.
Followed your directions and Just made my first ever 1.75 liter batch of white wine
Now the three week wait
Thanks a lot!
SIR...... You are hilarious and a good teacher. Thanks for the education. Shalom
Watch my recent video on doing this is 40 seconds.
I especially enjoyed watching you make your brew. I always enjoyed helping my brother with the "receipt". We needed a bit more equipment to make ours. It was c
Thanks for the simple recipe. My first batch is going. Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪! Subbed
you are a living legend .
wish you a long and happy life as you made life better for us who learns new stuff with each of your videos .
Thank you so much 😀 ! I hope you subscribe also !!
Love this guy. Simple is so pleasant.
Awe Paw Paw just getting started on learning how to make your wine. I'm laughing about the constipation joke now. Now back to watching all your vedios concerning how to make wine today. Thank you for I'm grateful.
Paw Paw, I'm a new subscriber and I think I've watched most of your wine making videos. I love the way you make wine, simple and natural. My grandparents used to make alot of wine years ago before they passed. They made wine from everything, including dandelions, which would knock your socks off, to natural whole fruit. My grandmother gave me a book with all her recipes in it, but I was a teenager then and my parents made it disappear. I have one recipe left that I found, but haven't tried it yet. She made grape wine with no store bought yeast. Matter of fact, this is the exact recipe I have:
"Pick grapes from stems, wash them being very careful not to mash the seeds. To each gallon crushed grapes, put one gallon water. Put into earthen vessel and tie two thickness of cheesecloth over top of jar. Set in a warm place, but not in the sun. After three weeks of warm weather, strain though colander, then through 2 thickness of cheese cloth. To each gallon of juice, add three pounds of sugar. Stir until dissolved. After washing the jar which it was in, return to the same jar which it was in and tie two layers of cheese cloth over top. Let stand again for three weeks, by which time it should sparkle. Strain again and bottle".
I remember my granddad making dandelion wine after grandma passed. He had no bottles to put them in and instead put them in mason jars and tightened the lids. Needless to say, they blew, and when they did, it peeled the paint off the walls and ceiling in the kitchen. I got a call for help from him and a friend of mine and me went and cleaned up the mess and repainted everything. He gave us a bottle of dandelion wine that him and grandma had made. I don't know how old it was, but I remember the burn when it went down and exploded in my belly. Remember the buzz, too. I don't remember seeing any of your videos made from real fruit, but I may have missed it. Do you have any recipes from real fruit that you could share? It would really be appreciated. I'm almost 66 years old, so that's how long it's been since this recipe has been around that I know of. I really enjoy your videos. You prove that you don't have to be a chemist or have to spend a bunch of hard earned money on expensive equipment to make good tasting wine. My opoligies for such a long comment for such a short question. Thanks and keep on keeping on teaching and entertaining us.
Mike Crane
First of all, thank you very much for subscribing. I do all I can to respond to subscribers immediately and if I have the time then I respond to non-subscribers when I get caught up.
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As far as using fruit....... think about what you just told me in your grandparent's instructions...........they actually made the wine from the JUICE and not the fruit. The first three weeks were to extract natural yeast from the fruit. I don't like cheesecloth because of the possibility of wine flies and other fruit flies getting in it.....BTW those mason jars
Part TWO..... those mason jars exploded because it wasn't finished bubbling.
@@DoingItCheap I'm sorry, I left one part out. This recipe was for "Wild grape wine", which I figure was the reason for so much sugar. And you are right about extracting the juice naturally, I can understand that. And yes, my grandad was getting pretty old at the time and probably put the green wine in the mason jars. Trueth known, grandma made most of the wine and he drank most of it. Lol . I recond he just missed grandma's wine. Thanks for responding!
ThankS Mike for sharinG your Yummylicious receipe!!!✌🌹🌞🍇🌹🍷🍷🍷🌹
Aw Michael this was such a sweet comment to read, thank you for sharing it
i have no idea how i ended up here but you have such a warm magnetism about your demeanor
again i have no idea how i ended up here but instant like & subscribed, God bless you PawPaw.
thank you very much !!! I hope you find some videos on my channel you will enjoy !!
Okay, you got me on the "Green Wine" "Benefits!!!?" Cracked me up. I'll be trying this recipe because it sounds really simple and I can't see why it certainly wouldn't work. Great video and I'm going to watch your Baileys video next. I subscribed and Liked as well. Thanks for posting. Really looking forward the this endeavor.
Watch my other wine videos. I simplify it a lot more.
I like how you put it plain and simple
It IS simple. Too many people do everything they can to make it hard. All you do is mix juice, sugar and a little yeast. Put it in a dark warm place with the lid loose so gases can escape and drink it when it quits bubbling !
very true i just did that and it came out very good beyound expectations
Seen some complicated wine making videos that discouraged me .Thanks to your simple easy video I will now be making some .I will comment this video when it done.
This was my first wine video. I have since simplified the process. Please watch my other wine videos especially the Beginner Tutorial and Wine in 40 Seconds. You can find them on my homepage by searching for WINE
@@DoingItCheap I will thx
Thank you Sir. I love the simplicity of your instructions. I am in the process of making some muscadine wine here in Alabama and I will definitely use your knowledge in the future.
Garden hose, soup can, HF funnels, bread yeast, no airlock...sure beats some of these science class winemaking sessions on YT.
Also watch my Beginner Tutorial. Just do a search for it on my homepage.
Also a stick. Good old fashioned ingenuity right there.
Thanks paw paw, its this video that got me over the hump to actually start wine/ mead making. It was the simplicity, low cost, and ‘poke at it with a stick’ stuff that sold me on it. Thankyou!
Make sure you go to my homepage and using the magnifying glass, search for Beginner Tutorial. Watch it before you do anything. Thanks for watching !
😂 i LOVE IT.. He got the garden hose!! YAAAAAASSSSSS 😂
I have never seen one of your videos....You are very forward...easy to understand.
Thanks for watching Ray.... I hope you will subscribe !!
Your video is highly helpful for a country like in india where the tax rates high on liquor.I will try this & thanks once more
Found you thanks to Homestead Tessie. GREAT CHANNEL! Very Impressed!! From one wine maker to another, you're going a great job.
Thank you !!
I finally see it, Santa making me wine for Christmas
i love your style paw paw!!! dont worry about minutia and just get the job done!!
im going to live my life by your philosophy. i saw your videos so many times!
thank you for all the videos you made, and sharing your wisdom. its something hard to find nowdays! you are a great teacher to me!
He looks like he came off of an oldddd Christmas movie with his beard and the way he looks talking. best video ever. if I find the name of the movie I'll post it
LOL !!! Thanks for watching and I do play Santa at Christmas for the kids.
Thanks for the tips, I made 1 jug for and Italian reunion, and it was a hit , Blackberry wine so fine , enjoy your summer ✌🏼😎
I love how you're using cheap sugar, cheap juice, regular yeast, and a friggin garden hose for water...lol. since a viewer commented how good this was, I might upgrade the sugar and water and use the wine yeast i have had laying around for something special. Can't wait to try it out thanks! I like your style, I subbed.
The actual purpose of this video was to make fun of the so called "winemakers" that think everything has to be THUS and SO...... If Egyptians could make wine in a crock covered with a piece of cloth, I figure we can keep it simple also. Watch my other wine videos for a more accurate measurement and easier process.
@@DoingItCheap I am brewing all sorts of stuff. I got all my materials for free. Carboys, bottles, cappers, tubes, siphons, buckets, funnels, carboy carriers, etc etc etc. Started small just like this video and got hooked. Brewing 125 gallons as we speak. I hunted the stuff down on Craigslist and online selling apps. ANYONE with time and space enough for the brewing vessel/a can brew beer, wine, kombucha, Applejack, make spirits, whatever your cup of tea. Btw some stores give away free food grade buckets ranging from 1 gallon to five. My local bar leaves their bottles in boxes for me by dump so I can take what I want and throw the rest in their bin
im making wine for my mom as a mothers day gift and this truly helped me THANK YOU SIR!!!
I made some of pawpaw wine and it's the best and easiest wine i've ever made
Thanks ! Thinkin pineapple and peach favor . Love Harbor Freight too !