Check out the WineMaker trip to Chile & Argentina during next year’s harvest in March 2027. Reserve your spot now as spaces are filling fast!
Check out the WineMaker trip to Chile & Argentina during next year’s harvest in March 2027. Reserve your spot now as spaces are filling fast!
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Cleaning and sanitizing is the boring, dull part of the process. Never mind that this is the most important part of winemaking. It is a lot
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Get an understanding of pH, why it’s important, how to measure pH, and how to correct it.
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Enter a competition and you will receive valuable feedback on how to improve your technique, or even win a major award.
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Pros share that blending is all about running tests, comparing flavors, and finding the perfect ratio before you commit to the final blend.
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Let’s try to demystify sulfite by reviewing some fundamental chemistry. This will help us understand how sulfite protects wine and how muc
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Learn when you should prune your vines, ways to do it, and why these decisions are so important to wine quality.
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From a winemaker’s standpoint, Sauvignon Blanc is one of the easiest wines to make.
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The winning amateur and professional winemaking labels from WineMaker’s 2000 Label Contest.
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Wine closures include a range of possibilities: Traditional wooden corks, synthetic cork imitations; hybrids of plastic and cork; screw caps
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Everything to consider when planning your backyard vineyard.
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Learn about Zinfandel and find instructions to make Zin in three different wine styles.
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Malolactic fermentation (MLF) may sound mysterious, but it’s a technique every home winemaker should master.
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Oak barrels bring more to wine than flavor. Learn the ins and outs of oak barrels, from how they are made, how to choose the perfect one for
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Learn the basics of turning fresh grapes into amazing tasting wine at home.
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Where to source winemaking grapes, how to place the order, and planning to receive and process them right away upon delivery.
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Oregon’s Willamette Valley offers a cooler climate that is ideal for Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and other popular varieties, as their
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Make a tasty strawberry wine!
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From finding the uncommon grapes to fermenting the delicate wine, making Gewürztraminer wine is no simple task.
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Often considered the king of red wines, Cabernet Sauvignon wines are as diverse as the lands upon which the grapes are grown.
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Making a micro vineyard in a small footprint using containers and a collapsible greenhouse.
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Bob Pepi, the son of famed winemaker Robert Pepi, has been making wine for nearly two decades and offers advice for making award-winning win