What is told in the ear of a man is often heard 100 miles away. ~Chinese Proverb
My mom always told us to mind our own business. It is a sign of respect to other people. But one Tuesday afternoon in the organic market in our area, I couldn't help myself eeves dropping two wine connoisseurs conversation. Their topic was how to make your own Home-made Orange Wine. I hope you like my Wordless Home-made Recipe this Wednesday.
This wine is just perfect for summer. The light and fruitful flavor of this wine will perfectly harmonize with the color and odor of the season.
Orange Wine
for every liter of white wine or rose wine you will need
2 organic oranges
20 cl of alcohol of at least 40% (I suggest you use Calvado, Armanac, Grand Marnier etc)
16 teaspoons of sugar
Cut the oranges in quarter. Mix the wine, alcohol and sugar together and let the oranges macerate for three weeks in this mixture. You need to put them in one big plastic container tighly covered like an empty water plastic container. Everyday you need to shake a little bit. After three weeks maceration, filter the wine twice to be sure that there is no more orange pulp left in the wine. Pour them on your wine bottles and put back the cork. Orange wines are served cold to accompany your white meat dishes, seafoods, or desserts. This wine is also best appreciated for the apperitif.
My mom always told us to mind our own business. It is a sign of respect to other people. But one Tuesday afternoon in the organic market in our area, I couldn't help myself eeves dropping two wine connoisseurs conversation. Their topic was how to make your own Home-made Orange Wine. I hope you like my Wordless Home-made Recipe this Wednesday.
This wine is just perfect for summer. The light and fruitful flavor of this wine will perfectly harmonize with the color and odor of the season.
Orange Wine
for every liter of white wine or rose wine you will need
2 organic oranges
20 cl of alcohol of at least 40% (I suggest you use Calvado, Armanac, Grand Marnier etc)
16 teaspoons of sugar
Cut the oranges in quarter. Mix the wine, alcohol and sugar together and let the oranges macerate for three weeks in this mixture. You need to put them in one big plastic container tighly covered like an empty water plastic container. Everyday you need to shake a little bit. After three weeks maceration, filter the wine twice to be sure that there is no more orange pulp left in the wine. Pour them on your wine bottles and put back the cork. Orange wines are served cold to accompany your white meat dishes, seafoods, or desserts. This wine is also best appreciated for the apperitif.
21 comments:
This reads more like a liqueur and I've seen a similar recipe with coffee beans too.
Let's have a few glasses and tell jokes, ok?
Happy WW! A little early in the day for wine...
I invite your blog readers to see a what it must be like for angels to take a shyt on my WW-post this week...
peace, Villager
I love this idea! I have heared of orange wine before but what I understood is that oranges were used instead of grapes, but I don't know much about it. Now yours is great, I'm gonna try it when I have leftover wine. I'm sure it would make a nice gift as well!
A start of fruit wines....nice and refreshing. What's next ? :P
Lovely pics Dhanggit! and did you change your header recently :) ?
Hey nice, and interesting. As a winemaker I love seeing peoples concoctions. Very cool.
Your post of yesterday goes well with today's. Yuuummmyyyy!!!
mmm, i have some apple wine, yours sounds great..happy WW!
Great catch for WW!!
Mine is up!!
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Happy WW!!
Would you believe I had a dream where I spied an unfinished bottle of cognac and thought, I need to make Grand Marnier with that?! True story!!! What a coincidence!
Beautiful pictures Dhanggit!
salute to you,you can make wine!!! hmmm...maybe I should make use of my grapes all over my backyard for wine!1.thanks for sharing the recipe:)
this must be really refreshing --- especially since the orange has a tangy zest to it... must be wonderful to drink your own wine (even without the vineyard)... i'll have to try this one :)
Can I stop by for a glass?
Both the walnut wine and theorange wine look super. Really unique.
I like to enjoy wine but they usually make me feel sleepy. hehe. but i do like the warning at the end of your post, drink moderately. i tot tht was funny! lol.
oooh, now this sounds really yummy. Seems pretty easy to make as well!
I'm glad you overheard their conversation! This looks easy enough to make and I'm sure it holds a wonderful aroma
I've heard of this but never tried to make it. Would be lots of fun to serve at a dinner party.
Mmm sounds refreshing!
Sorry we cannot make it that special day :( ! Am sure the party will be a success ;)! Orange wine sounds cool.
What a wonderful idea! Do you have to put the alcohol+oranges in the fridge or can you leave them out?
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