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Old Apr 19th 2014, 1:10 pm
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All home made, we usually get about 80 litres of grape wine but also make a little Strawberry and cherry wines alongside some rough scrumpy, you have to vary your fruit intake
Take a tip grow Marrows trailing ones best harvest make into Marrow Rum last years is doing well a bought 20 prof. but I do not drink just a nip now and then I just do things for the hell of hit digger
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Originally Posted by llareggub
All home made, we usually get about 80 litres of grape wine but also make a little Strawberry and cherry wines alongside some rough scrumpy, you have to vary your fruit intake
'kiváló' .....but what to you use for the second half of the year?
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