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Old 27-11-2006, 07:45 AM
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Hi

Not sure if anyone uses these on here, but we're after a press for next year. We've had a look online but there seems to be such a huge variety of presses we're a bit confused!

We'd also like something to crush grapes in, as doing it by hand is difficult and you don't get half as much juice out, I'm sure!

Is there a press you can use for both grapes and apples?
Can anyone recommend a press?

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Not sure if it will help any but try your local home-brew shop for advice. Ours has a press that you can hire for a weekend. It would be a good way to try one and see how it goes and if that style suits your needs.

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