I know it sounds minging, and it probably is. But I thought I would give it a go. This recipe is adapted from one found on Jack Keller’s website. Jack is an elder statesman of winemaking and although his site is in desperate need of a makeover, it is an absolute treasure trove of valuable information and recipes (if you can find what you want).
Ingredients:
- 225g ground coffee
- 1.1kg soft dark brown sugar
- 4.5l water
- 1.5tsp citric acid
- 0.5tsp wine tannin
- 1tsp yeast nutrient
- 1tsp wine yeast
Method
- Bring water to the boil and dissolve in sugar
- Add coffee, bring to the boil again. Then remove from heat and leave to cool
- Strain in to a sterilised demijohn and add other ingredients
- Fit airlock and leave to ferment
Not sure what I will do in terms of racking, etc. Jack suggests racking 3 times, 60 days apart. I think I will see how it goes.
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