Preparation

Equipment

Method

Fermentation

Maturation

Consumption

Beer, Mead and so on

1. BASIC BEER RECIPE
2. BEN'S BEST BITTER
3. COCK ALE
4. STOUT
5. MILK STOUT
6. BROWN ALE
7. OLD ALE
8. MILD ALE
9. TREACLE ALE
10. NETTLE
11. HONEY BEER
12. GINGER BEER
13. GINGER BEER 2
14. CIDER
15. PERRY
16. PUNCH
17. MEAD
18. TABLE MEAD
19. DESSERT MEAD
20. SPARKLING MEAD
21. METHEGLIN
22. PYMENT
23. HYPOCRAS
24. MELOMEL
25. CYSER

Wine Recipes

• Aperitif recipes

1. GRAPEFRUIT WINE
2. LEMON WINE
3. ORANGE WINE
4. PINEAPPLE WINE
5. ROSE-HIP AND FIG WINE

• Sparkling wine recipes

1. SPARKLING APPLE WINE
2. SPARKLING PEAR WINE
3. SPARKLING GOOSEBERRY WINE

• Table wine recipes

1. APPLE WINE
2. APRICOT WINE 1
3. APRICOT WINE 2
4. ARTICHOKE WINE
5. BILBERRY WINE
6. BIRCH SAP WINE
7. BLACKBERRY WINE
8. BRAMBLE TIP WINE
9. BROAD BEAN WINE
10. CELERY WINE
11. CHERRY WINE
12. CYPRIOT GRAPE WINE
13. ENGLISH GRAPE VINE
14. GOOSEBERRY WINE
15. HAWTHORN BERRY WINE
16. LOGANBERRY WINE
17. MIXED FRESH FRUIT WINE
18. MIXED DRIED FRUIT WINE
19. MULBERRY WINE
20. PARSLEY WINE
21. PEACH WINE
22. PEACH PULP WINE
23. PEA POD WINE
24. PLUM WINE 1
25. PLUM WINE 2
26. RAISIN WINE
27. REDCURRANT WINE
28. RHUBARB WINE
29. SLOE WINE
30. SPINACH WINE
31. TOMATO WINE
32. WHORTLEBERRY WINE

• Dessert wine recipes

1. APRICOT PULP WINE
2. BANANA WINE
3. BEETROOT WINE
4. BLACKBERRY WINE
5. BRANDY WINE
6. BULLACE WINE
7. CARROT WINE
8. CHERRY "BRANDY"
9. CHERRY WINE
10. CHERRY PLUM WINE
11. COFFEE WINE
12. DAMSON "CREAM"
13. DAMSON WINE
14. DATE WINE
15. ELDERBERRY WINE
16. DRIED ELDERBERRY AND BILBERRY WINE
17. FIG WINE
18. GINGER WINE
19. LOGANBERRY WINE
20. MULBERRY WINE
21. ORANGE WINE
22. PARSNIP WINE
23. RAISIN WINE
24. ROSE-HIP WINE
25. DRIED ROSE-HIP WINE
26. SLOE WINE
27. SULTANA WINE

• Social wine recipes

1. FLOWER WINES
2. ALMOND WINE
3. CRAB-APPLE WINE
4. MAIZE WINE
5. MANGOLD WINE
6. MARROW WINE
7. MEDLAR WINE
8. MIXED FRUIT WINE
9. MIXED DRIED FRUIT WINE
10. PEACH WINE
11. PEAR WINE
12. PRUNE WINE
13. QUINCE WINE
14. RASPBERRY WINE
15. RHUBARB WINE
16. RICE AND RAISIN WINE
17. SULTANA WINE
18. SPICED APPLE WINE
19. TEA WINE
20. VINE FOLLY WINE
21. WHORTLEBERRY WINE
22. DRIED WHORTLEBERRYWINE

• Liqueurs

• More recipes

1. MARROW RUM
2. CHOKE CHERRY
3. BLUE BERRY
4. APPLE WINE 1
5. WATER MELON WINE
6. TOMATO WINE
7.  

1 ripe marrow

5 to 7lb of Demerara sugar, according to size of the marrow

General Purpose wine yeast

Yeast nutrient

Wipe marrow clean with damp cloth, then cut a piece off the stalk end of the marrow, deep enough to enable you to scoop out the seeds and pith from the rest of the marrow. Press the Demerara sugar into the cavity left; it depends on the size of the marrow how much you will need; a large one will take 7 pounds of sugar.

Replace the end of the marrow and seal with a piece of sticky tape. Then suspend the marrow over a jar or jug; something with a narrow neck so that the marrow can rest on this but not touch the bottom of the container.

After two or three weeks unseal the end of the marrow and add some more sugar; some of the first lot will have been absorbed into the flesh of the marrow. Put the end on again and leave for about six to seven weeks, when the sugar should have mixed with the flesh of the marrow and the resulting liquid will have dripped through into the jar leaving only the shell of the marrow. Add yeast and yeast nutrient. Strain into fermentation jar fit airlock and allow fermentation to finish until dry.

Keep at least twelve months when it will be very strong.