Sugar Wine

Today I'm going to teach you how to make homemade sugar wine (alcohol) at college. It's basically the cheapest possible homemade alcohol/wine you can make. It's still just as strong as any other wine but it doesn't have the grape taste. However, it is great to mix with a punch or a fruit drink. We're going to use the same basic process as we did in the last post. So follow along!

This is what you will need to make this homemade sugar wine (alcohol) at college:

- 3 ½ Cup of Sugar.

- 1 Gallon Plastic Container (milk or water jug works great.)

- A Balloon

- 14 cups of Tap Water

- A Pin to poke a few small holes in the balloon

- 1 Small Packet of Yeast (Fleischmann’s Active Dry works good)

Now you’re ready to get started making your homemade sugar wine (alcohol) at college!

First Pour the 3 1/2 cups of Sugar into the gallon container.

Next put in 14 cups of water .

Now put the cap on the container and shake it up!

Next take a bowl or pan and put a very small amount of warm water in it.

Then pour 1 packet of yeast into the bowl or pan.

Let the yeast sit on top of the water for a couple minutes to let it hydrate.

Then pour the water with the yeast into the gallon container with the juice.

Put the cap on and SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE!

Get a pin and put 4-10 holes in the top of the balloon. These holes will allow the gases from the fermentation process to escape the container, but are so small that they will mostly close when the pressure of fermentation decreases.

Remove the lid from the container and put the balloon over the top of the container. When putting the balloon over the container try to push it down into the container. Soon the balloon will pop up and stay popped up for about two weeks. After the balloon goes down the fermentation process is done and you have your homemade wine (alcohol) for some college parties! I suggest you siphon or pour the homemade wine (alcohol) into another container and leave a small amount in the bottom of the first container. The homemade wine (alcohol) at the bottom of the container will contain yeast crumbs and some soggy sugar. Stuff you probably don’t want to drink.

Enjoy your homemade sugar wine (alcohol) at college!!!