Home made Organic Pineapple wine
by hamshi5433
This is a very simple and easy home made pineapple wine recipe. You can try it at home for yourself and make it for family occasions too.
Do you have the passion to make wine at home?
You can do it with simple and easy home made wine recipe
I love wine and I have always wanted to learn how to make it myself. My mother in law can make different flavours of tasty wines and I have also learned a few juicy wine recipes from her.
Pineapple is one of my favourite fruits so I wanted to share the home made pineapple wine recipe with every one.
The basic wine making process is really easy but it’s more about the way you handle the ingredients which will give the unique taste to your wine.
Would you like to make wine at home?
Pineapple
pineapple |
Ingredients:
- One ripe pineapple-finely chopped
- Sugar-1kg
- Yeast [Baker`s or wine]-2 Teaspoons
- 10 cups of water
- A big airtight container
- Glass bottle to hold your wine
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. In a big saucepan, add the chopped pineapple pieces, 1kg sugar, 10 cups of water and bring to boil.
2. Cook for about 15 minutes, stir every few minutes while it’s cooking and then turn off the heat.
3. Wait for 5 minutes for the mixture to cool a bit and then add the two tsp of yeast while it’s still warm and stir. This is what’s going to turn the sugars into alcohol [Wine].
4. Now you can transfer the contents into the airtight container to be left in a cool dark place for 21 days.
5. You must make sure that you give the wine contents a little stir once every two days.
6. Strain the wine after 21 days into your glass wine bottle.
WARNING: If you’re going to use a plastic container such as big Pepsi bottle or something, please have this fact in mind that sometimes it can lead to mini wine explosions. Yes I have tried it and it happened to me, nothing major just all the hard work got wasted and so I tried it again with glass air tight container. It was perfect!
If you don’t get this perfectly right the first time, it does not matter because nobody gets it 100% perfect on their first time either. So do not feel anxious to try it again until you get it right. It’s like a science experiment isn’t it? But a delicious and fun science experiment! That’s how I see it.
If you’re able to make it once, you will get really addicted to it and will want to learn more about home made wine recipes. Besides that this recipe is organic which simply means it has no artificial stuff inside so again it will be healthier for you.
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Comments
Looks tempting! I have already made wine of blueberries and I believe pineapple can serve the purpose just fine. Thanks for the recipe:)
Happy happy joy joy! Proof that everything tastes better fermented.
I have never even considered pineapple wine! What joy! I am going to be brave and try it...hey, just a little sugar fruit and yeast right? Not that expensive. Very good article!
Wine is fine :) will have to try some pineapple some day, looks intoxicating. If you've never had any you should look into making some dandelion wine.
I love homemade wine,so this intrigued me. I didn't think pineapple would make a good wine.
Oh wow....this is one I may need to try! I love anything with pineapples...this is perfect. Thanks!
sounds yummy might try it
I'm an occasional drinker, but do like wine, mostly red wine though. My sister makes homemade wine and does a great job. This is the first time I've seen a recipe of Pineapple wine, I would like try it someday...thanks for sharing!
I don't drink, but I used to and this would be cool if I drank.
This sounds delicious.