Wild plum wine recipe

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When we moved into our house on 4th of July four years ago we had three cultivated plum trees and two peach. That first spring living there we had a late winter freeze followed that summer with a s…

Plum Hard Cider A few (several?) months ago I attempted to make hard cider out of plums. Yesterday while I listened to the Pirate game (Pirates eventually won, beating Arizona 12-10 in 13 innings) on the radio I sampled the effort. It was very good, better than I'd hoped, given that it was a first attempt, using a fruit I'd never used before. Sometimes when you make a hard cider out of anything other than apples, the result can be cloying, as when I made berry/cherry hard cider. Here is the…

Make homemade plum wine with this plum wine recipe. Plum wine is a great way to preserve the abundance of wild plums.

This plum wine is quick and easy to make, not requiring the months of aging that other country wines need. Most importantly, it is very, very delicious.

This plum wine is quick and easy to make, not requiring the months of aging that other country wines need. Most importantly, it is very, very delicious.

This plum wine is quick and easy to make, not requiring the months of aging that other country wines need. Most importantly, it is very, very delicious.

The final color of this wine depends on the variety of plum you use, but we’ve yet to see one that wasn’t beautiful, in shades of gold and orange and pink and red and purple. This is a great recipe for the loads of tiny wild plums that are too small and pesky to pit for jam or fresh eating, but it works equally well wi

American Plums are abundant and can be foraged to make this beautiful three ingredient plum jam! Click here to check out the recipe and get canning with me!

...and a partridge in a peartini.