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9325754 No.9325754 [Reply] [Original]

I have a billion sweet grapes growing on my fence. Can I make wine or something?

>> No.9325760

Watch out anon Sir Autisticus the Third has breached your perimeters and is about to attack you with his sword

>> No.9325784

Yes you can.

>> No.9325807

>>9325754
are those like the wild graps i encounter in the autumn in new england? They smell wonderful but are very chewy and actaully quite bitter

>> No.9325814

>>9325754
Yup. Make booze.

>> No.9325825

>>9325760
That made me laugh

>> No.9325826

>>9325807
They're surprisingly sweet, a bit tart around the seeds. and very juicy, they were hard to pick without exploding.
I wonder if you're supposed to use bitter grapes for wine?

>> No.9325832

>>9325760
If we were preparing for a Renaissance festival, some homemade wine would be legit.

>> No.9325835

>>9325825
kek

>> No.9325837
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9325837

>>9325760
>Sir Autisticus
11/10

>> No.9325849

>>9325754
Make wine and/or rakija then you can do all sorts of liquors. Plum, walnut, pear, cherry, limoncello. If you live in a hot place just make rakija (grape distill) and mix it with for example lemons with the outside still on the lemon, then just put in big pots and leave it in the sun for 2-4 weeks and occasionally stirr and after that its just to enjoy