Comments by "freedom dove" (@freedomdove) on "Vox" channel.

  1. Make your own wine, people. :) It's tons cheaper, even when you're using all organic ingredients (which I do recommend). You can make wines that you will never find in the store: pineapple-mango wine, mulberry wine (if you're lucky enough to live next to a mulberry tree), pluot wine (from your own backyard), orange wine, banana wine, cranberry-blueberry wine, etc. The list goes on. You can make "wild wines" out of many different leaves, flowers, roots, and fruits. Not only can't you find those wines in the store (ever seen serviceberry wine there?), but if you did then they would be supremely expensive and heavily sulfited (which some people can't do). Homebrewing is fun and legal. Fruit wines other than grape can be extremely satisfying, in more ways than one. Best of all, you control what goes into the wine, rather than having to wonder how many chemicals are in it. Of course, if you don't really care about what's in your wine and that it's limited only to grapes, then feel free to disregard my comment. Lol.
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