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Making homemade wine, pesticide risk?
I'm making house wine, placing the grapes in the jars with a little yeast and sugar together (without crushing grapes or juice). I view that pesticides in the grapes we buy in the supermarket, if I wash my grapes, pesticides in the wine anyway?
That sounds like a quite appalling to create wine and I imagine that the product will be quite impossible to drink. It seems that even have done some basic research is quite easy to do in the Internet age. First, the wine is not made from grape varieties from supermarkets. These are usually fine for everyday consumption and are significantly cheaper than most wine grapes. Section produces grapes have a fairly high proportion of water sugar just finished making a very weak wine. But they can make the wine, if that is your only goal. You will want to crush the grapes to expose the sugar to yeast. And if you go of everything grapes with yeast, you may benefit from filling with water to cover the grapes. I would suggest raising the sugar content by adding a little sugar table. (Crystalline fructose would be even better!) Whatever you do, do not seal the jars! The yeast produces carbon dioxide gas, it must be vented to the atmosphere or have a bunch of bottle bombs in their hands. If one were to explode in the hands or near your face, could cause serious injury! Directly respond to your question, if you have thoroughly rinsed the grapes should not have to worry about pesticides. Most of the grapes have been stripped of any pesticide before even do it in a truck for shipping. You mostly rinsed ground transportation rather than chemicals unless you go to retailers very stingy.
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