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Just realised where you live! I'll be around for a taste!!
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How about tomato sauce wine or baked bean wine? You wanted bizarre!Comment
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Baked bean was discussed and discounted, I hate tomato sauce so no... give me more inspiration!
You are more than welcome to come over and join us in a wine asting party December 2012!!! I'm only down the road in sunny Pen-coed!Comment
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HP sauce, Branston pickle, mango chutney, curry sauce, Thinking of bedtime now - Horlicks, Ovaltine, Nos Da!Comment
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Horlicks.....ummmmmmm... Dai Iawn diolch!Comment
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Most pickly things contain vinegar, which would tend to make wine taste 'off'. I still reckon a weird herb/spice mix is your best bet (BTW celery counts as a herb).Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.Comment
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Many many thanks to all your suggestions.
In the last week I have made the following:
Chilli Wine
Ginger Wine
Bouillon wine
(Marigold Swiss Vegetable Reduced Salt Vegan Bouillon Purple Pot 150g)
Next week (once I have a spare demi john), I aim to do Lemon Curd wine.
I've had great fun doing it - I hope that in 6-12 months I have great fun drinking it!!!Comment
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Wot! No garlic wine?Comment
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ermmmmm... Garlic wine is quite nice..But will it bring out a decent flavour? What do I need to add???Comment
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I really can't imagine!! I think it might taste like herbal cough medicine. What about ice cream wine?Comment
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Vege OXO wine now on the go.
Veggie Chicken - you're just jealous!Comment
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No need for me to be jealous! You did invite me over for a tasting!Originally posted by vicpivo View Post
Can you make wine from grass - lawn grass that is!
That would be really cheap and different. I imagine it like a pale green vinho verde, slightly sparkling.Comment
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Organic lawn, no daisies, probably could be done......Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.Comment
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My dad always reckoned he could pick the flowers off the wallpaper to make wine??!! May be worth a try if only for a laugh.Comment
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How about Jerusalem Artichoke.......Eat well, live well, drink moderately and be happy (hic!)Comment
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