Usenet Newsgroups Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(concord)? From: shbailey@knology.net (shbailey) On Aug 5, 11:02 am, rabbits77 <rabbit...@my-deja.com> wrote: I'd like to try making wine this year. I have a source of Concord grapes. This is the typical somewhat tart grape common in new england. Given that it is not very sweet naturally will it be necessary to add a second grape variety? Or maybe just a sugar? Anyone here use these grapes before? How many grapes/volume wine? Go with Jack Keller for starters Unless your grapes are very acidic, adding a lot of water is not necessary.  Concord is best finished sweet.  Sweetening will cut down on Jack's recommended aging time. Jack's recipes are for ~1 gallon. Subject  how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c  Re: how to make wine with typical new england grapes(c