The Wine Pages: Homebrew winemaking
I have been reading around a bit, and have decided to have a go at making some sake. Naturally I won't be following anybody's recipe, but making it up as I go along in the time honoured fashion.
I have ignored he concept of the'koji rice', because it is probably unobtainable for the average person, so we will do without that.
The first thing that I did was to take a couple of pounds of household rice, and cook it. I cooked it very slowly, and for over half an hour.
This resultant brew was put in a bucket and left to cool.
I then decided that it would at this stage be full of starch. This is not a cool thing for us winemakers to have in our brews, so I bunged in some starch enzyme and left the whole thing for a day.
And that is all so far.
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