added - ferment slower now --
Sloe gin - getting close to 'drinkable' - 9/11/2009
18 hours on - pulp removed and topped up with
sugar 2 and a half pounds so far - air lock added
- note the the gin - deeper colour

Sloes - Slow and Quick
Fermenting sloes and sloes flavouring gin.
6 months for the wine, 6 weeks for the gin.
Bring on the competition.

Slate me!

Why are you down there Robert?

Traditional lunch stop, end grouping has the look
of an American civil war picture ;-)

Doesn't get much better

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