How to make rhubarb wine? It is a lot simpler than you might think, especially if you have a patch of rhubarb that needs using up! To make a rhubarb wine all you need is sugar, yeast, some form of bucket to ferment in, and bottles to put your final wine. The...
What is the best Prosecco or Champagne and how to find wine offers Everyone has their favourite wine from fans of supermarket discount wine to shoppers looking for the best online wine and wine delivery to enthusiasts for a specialist bottle recommended by their...
The makings of a city winery Normally for a wine you would expect it to start out life in a vineyard or winery at Renegade we started out in Brendan’s living room and then Richard’s garden shed with our experimental wine making. Even for a UK winery a shed is an...
What to do if you don’t have a wine cellar Whether you are a bulk buyer of wine, are collecting some rare vintages for the future or have been gifted a few too many bottles to drink at the moment you might be wondering the best way to preserve wine in the...
A brief history of fruit wine The spread of grapes historically was limited to much warmer climes and before the advent of global trade it was not so easy to get hold of an Argentinian Malbec or even a French Bordeaux! The solution our ancestors in chillier countries...
Vegan wine is a much more confusing area than vegan spirits. Bailey’s creme liqueur or Advocaat egg liquor are obviously not vegan friendly. But when it comes to vegan wines and sparkling wines, you need to look behind the label to confirm whether you can add a...
