My owner and her OH picked elderberry blossems today to make elderberry-blossem wine.
There were lots of blossems and they smelled really nice.Can't wait for the wine!
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Cool. You have to show & tell about the results! ;}
I am looking forward to drink a glass of
that wine...
I love that picture of you buried in the blossoms. :)
What does the wine taste like? I've heard of it but didn't know it really existed.
Hmmm... That's difficult to explain. homemade wine is quite different from shop wine. Elderberry-blossem wine is sweet (if you ever make it yourself, go easy on the sugar or it will become too sweet very easily) and I don't know if you ever smelled elderberry blossems as it has the same sweet-spicy taste. When you drink it you harldy notice it has alcohol in it, but as our homemade wine usually is about 14% to 14,5% it can be quite tricky.
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