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My 3rd batch of Weed Wine

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Well, it's santa ynez riesling, grown in the south end of the central coast. First time doing a white wine. we made Pinot Noir last year, and Syrah the year prior. The reds are killer. You can barely taste the herb. The white (riesling) brings on a more hashy, flavor along withthe fruitiness of the shiskaberry I co-fermented with the riesling. The pinot, because of its thin skins put out a little of the bubba profile, but in a mild mannered sort of way. the bubba brought a mild herbaceous quality to it. The santa barbara Pinot reminded me of a village level pinot from burgundy:)

We bought some grapes, picked at a higher than usual levels of sugar, to make a rich wine, but fermenting longer, to make a dry style. much similar to a wine between a german styled trocken and kabinett. SO basically fermenting almost all of the sugar.

here are some pics of the process. we made a tester using a carboy. produced about 48 375ml bottles. 1 glass on you are felling the wine buzz and the body effects for the shiskaberry.

the fermentation went well, at the start. added the herb after about 2 weeks after the riesling began fermenting. this stuff bubble and fizzed & hissed for almost 2 months!!!! I thought we were losing our project, for sure. but ended up rocking it!

the flavor profile is packed full of stone fruits: white peach & apricot. plenty of honeydew melon, bees wax and orange blossom. higher in acidity, so pairs well with oysters and cheeses, light pastas, and most seafood. on it's own, during a hot summer day, is a fine way to relax and sooth the pain.

When it's all finished, just filter the final juice and bottle.
 

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here is the finished product, below.

EDIT: It's not cloudy. I just pulled this bottle from the fridge.
 

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Not much of a wine guy But I would love to try that one.Very nice man how is the buzz???
 
Not much of a wine guy But I would love to try that one.Very nice man how is the buzz???

The buzz, for me, is the same as wine, but i get a little more happy, a lot more relaxed, good mellow body buzz. I might bring some down to the southbay in august, I need to ask if I can bring it, tho. There is very little made each year. like less than 3 cases. We will do another larger run, later in the year of the pinot, syrah and perhaps chardonnay. I hope to bring some to the next KUSH event.
 
That sounds amazing. experimenting with this has been on my todo list for a while and I think it's really stellar that you have a recipe that works.
 
That sounds amazing. experimenting with this has been on my todo list for a while and I think it's really stellar that you have a recipe that works.

Thank a lot. You should do it. Only a little over an once of bud in there. not much for the effect.
 
The buzz, for me, is the same as wine, but i get a little more happy, a lot more relaxed, good mellow body buzz. I might bring some down to the southbay in august, I need to ask if I can bring it, tho. There is very little made each year. like less than 3 cases. We will do another larger run, later in the year of the pinot, syrah and perhaps chardonnay. I hope to bring some to the next KUSH event.
OoooOOO! Here at home we LOVE our Pinot Noir wines (any rich, fruity red will do me just fine). I wish we could grow Pinot grapes up here.

How many vines do you need to make a case?
 
OoooOOO! Here at home we LOVE our Pinot Noir wines (any rich, fruity red will do me just fine). I wish we could grow Pinot grapes up here.

How many vines do you need to make a case?

We bought some bulk grapes from a vineyard in Santa Ynez. They usually drop fruit to keep yields low and quality high. they grow no more than 2 tons of grapes per acre. you can make about EDIT: 200 cases of 750ml (standard btl) from 2 tons of fruit.

Pinot noir grows very well in cooler climates. if you are near oregon, you are in a zone made for pinot. if not, the cali central coast and sonoma are your best bets, here in the states.

Damn, I like me some weed wine :)

The weed wine is very nice. Going out for thai dinner in a few and bringing in 2 half bottles with dinner. 15 buck corkage fee, is fine with me.
 
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