Any winemakers here?

Bigsam · 09-28-2012, 09:39 AM

I'm not sure where in Nashville you can order supplies you should be able to find local places just google.

Green is better because less light hits the wine light is a killer.

There is really no difference in using synthetic corks what I can tell you if a real cork goes bad its what is called the wine is corked and that is an awful taste. The best to use believe it or not are screw on tops but people can't get used to it they want corks. Oxygen hurts wine and with screw on caps there is less of a chance that's why you tip wine bottles so the cork stays wet and oxygen cant enter.

I would try it nice hobby but there are so many good wines out there I would rather buy them but that's me.

09-28-2012, 09:39 AM	#1
Bigsam Just in from the Storm Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 11 Trading: (0)	Re: Any winemakers here? I'm not sure where in Nashville you can order supplies you should be able to find local places just google. Green is better because less light hits the wine light is a killer. There is really no difference in using synthetic corks what I can tell you if a real cork goes bad its what is called the wine is corked and that is an awful taste. The best to use believe it or not are screw on tops but people can't get used to it they want corks. Oxygen hurts wine and with screw on caps there is less of a chance that's why you tip wine bottles so the cork stays wet and oxygen cant enter. I would try it nice hobby but there are so many good wines out there I would rather buy them but that's me.