Alexander's Sauvignon Blanc 46 oz.SKU# 6107 Famous for crisp, dry, refreshing whites.Total: $29.99 Availability: Out of stockAdd to My Brew List More Views Product Details Famous for crisp, dry, refreshing whites. Additional Information Support Documents:No Reviews Powered by TurnTo Review More Purchases | My Posts There are no reviews for this item. Write Review Sort by Most HelpfulSort by Most Recent ReviewSort Highest to LowestSort Lowest to Highest Reviews for Similar Products Q&A Powered by TurnTo Questions that need answers | My Posts Start typing your question and we'll check if it was already asked and answered. Learn More Do not include HTML, links, references to other stores, pricing or contact info. My question is about: If your question is about more than one item, click + to add them. Browse 3 questions Browse 3 questions and 5 answers Sort by Most CommonSort by Most AnswersSort by Fewest AnswersSort by Most Recent QuestionSort by Oldest Question Shipping cost for two cans of alexanders consentrae T W on Jan 21, 2016 BEST ANSWER: This product qualifies for $7.99 flat rate shipping. Reply Inaccurate Customer Service on Jan 21, 2016 Hide answers Add Answer Answer I Have This Question Too (1) 0 BEST ANSWER: This product qualifies for $7.99 flat rate shipping. Reply Inaccurate Customer Service on Jan 21, 2016 Vote for the best answer above! I want to make a clone of Trillum brewing Dialed in that uses grape juice added during fermentation. Would this be good for that? A shopper on May 12, 2017 BEST ANSWER: I did and it was glorious. Landed me first place in a homebrewers comp. Add to the fermenter just before pitching yeast. Reply Inaccurate NIkolas A on May 12, 2017 Purchased on Dec 21, 2016 Hide answers Add Answer Answer I Have This Question Too (0) 0 BEST ANSWER: I did and it was glorious. Landed me first place in a homebrewers comp. Add to the fermenter just before pitching yeast. Reply Inaccurate NIkolas A on May 12, 2017 Purchased on Dec 21, 2016 0 Yes I used this to do Dogfish Head Nobel Rot clone..turned out perfect Reply Inaccurate Steve M on May 12, 2017 Purchased on Jan 23, 2016 Vote for the best answer above! How much does this make G R on Sep 29, 2015 BEST ANSWER: The quick answer is 1 to 5 gallons, depending on your recipe. For a medium bodied wine, 5 gallon batch, it would require 2 cans and about 2.5 to 2.75 pounds of sugar. A recent recipe I used was 1 can, 1 pound of sugar, 1 can of frozen grape concentrate (Welches in your frozen food section), acid blend, yeast nutrient, and bentonite. With a 2.25 gallon batch, this should give me about 10% ABV with a good medium body. I hope that helps. Reply Inaccurate Phillip K. on Sep 30, 2015 Hide answers Add Answer Answer I Have This Question Too (0) 0 BEST ANSWER: The quick answer is 1 to 5 gallons, depending on your recipe. For a medium bodied wine, 5 gallon batch, it would require 2 cans and about 2.5 to 2.75 pounds of sugar. A recent recipe I used was 1 can, 1 pound of sugar, 1 can of frozen grape concentrate (Welches in your frozen food section), acid blend, yeast nutrient, and bentonite. With a 2.25 gallon batch, this should give me about 10% ABV with a good medium body. I hope that helps. Reply Inaccurate Phillip K. on Sep 30, 2015 0 Each 46 oz can is good for about 2.5 gallons of wine. Reply Inaccurate Customer Service on Sep 30, 2015 Vote for the best answer above! Questions For Similar Products You may also be interested in: Wyeast 4242 Fruity White Wine Yeast $6.99 Wyeast 4783 Sweet White Wine Yeast 2 Review(s) $6.99 Alexander's Premium Burgundy 46 oz 1 Review(s) $29.99 Wyeast 4632 Dry Mead 4 Review(s) $6.99
