Dandelion Wine...just drank my first batch...it's easy and tastes great...nice buzz..no sulfites

Never produced my own wine before, mind telling me exactly how to do it and what I need ?

Yes...grab a bunch od D-lion flowers...no stems just flowers..fill a plastic produce bag about half full....only takes a few minutes. Find a 1 or 2 gallon glass jug and take off the lid. Boil enough water to cover....use good water if you can not tap. Pour water over flowers and let sit for 3-6 hours. Strain all plant material so you are left with brown water. Add 1 sliced apple, 1 orange, 1 lemon, rinds and all...cut up the citrus some. Add some sugar maybe a cup or two...or honey...what ever you got. Cover with a cloth and place in a cool, dark, area. Stir every few days gently with a big spoon. Wait 3 weeks and you have wine....I tried earlier...and it was fine. Filter, place any extra in corked bottles or glass jars, drink and enjoy!

Thnx OP!

Is it good though, the most interesting Man in America is asking>

Yes...I was surprised...very tasty...you can add other types of fruit and flavor it how you want...I will be adding rasberries and currants once they arrive for pickin

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sounds easy!

Elderberry is realy nice -like a rich port,1 kg of sugar per gallon for dry wine just under 1 1/2 kg for sweet.

I do raspberry wine, I have an abundance.

I did lemonbalm wine once. It tasted really good but it made me weepy. I am not a cryer and this shit had me bawling for no good reason, weird huh?

I love my homemade wine.

Dandelion as some amazing healing properties as well.

Yes, it does. If you're using the flowers for wine you can dry the roots and leaves for medicinal uses.

I have always wanted to try dandelion wine. I drink organic cranberry and raspberry wines, and love the flavor. OP, can you please post a link or a copy of instructions on how you make this wine? I would be very interested in making it myself.