There’s a Kenyan wine that is made from hibiscus flowers.
Charlie’s Winery Ltd. on Instagram: "Introducing Charlie’s Medium Dry – a bold new wine crafted from the finest Kenyan hibiscus. A taste as vibrant as our land, and a spirit as proud as our people. Raise a glass to a uniquely Kenyan experience!"
70 likes, 9 comments - charlies_winery on June 3, 2025: "Introducing Charlie’s Medium Dry – a bold new wine crafted from the finest Kenyan hibiscus. A taste as vibrant as our land, and a spirit as proud as our people. Raise a glass to a uniquely Kenyan experience!".
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Wines discovered in shipwrecks, often hundreds of years old, have been found to be very well preserved. Which raises the question, does the sea hold the secret to ageing great wines?
The ocean is the perfect environment environment for aging wine; optimal temperature at 55 degrees, no oxygen, no UV light contamination, no sound and the ocean current slowly turning the wine inside the bottles.
Hi everyone, hope your all keeping safe during this horrible lockdown. Today i'm making Ribena or Blackcurrant wine. Part two will follow around 4-6 weeks wh...
I thought I’d share a 1 Gal Ribena wine I put on a while back and just tasted. For those unfamiliar with Ribena, it is a blackcurrant drink sold in a concentrate (cordial) format as well as a ready-to-drink product. I used the 1 litre 5:1 concentrate bottle, where they expect you to dilute...
There’s a Kenyan wine that is made from hibiscus flowers.
I found this company that makes flower wines!
https://florvino.wine/wines/
Check out this wine made from foraged wild flowers!
Flower wine has been around for many years, but it’s only started becoming popular.
You can also get the wine tote bags fom Etsy!
Not a backpack, but this wine tote bag is cool!
I found this one on eBay.
These are very common.
Biodegradable wraps are another excellent idea that can make wine shipping more eco-friendly.
Check out this cargo boat that uses wind sails to transport wine across the ocean.
https://www.fastcompany.com/90964605/this-sailboat-carries-luxury-wine-and-chocolate-across-the-atlantic
Sustainable shipping can help reduce the wine industry’s carbon footprint, conserving the environment.
Cans are lightweight, durable, and offer excellent protection against sun and oxygen, two items that can degrade the quality of your wine.
https://blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/fshndept/2022/05/23/canned-wine-how-aluminum-cans-may-be-the-future-of-wine-consumption/
It’s a novelty idea, but it’s quickly taking root.
https://www.winespectator.com/articles/canned-wine-sales-are-bursting-at-the-seams
Canned wine is perfect for outdoor events.
It’s already done.
Aluminium cans are more eco-friendly than glass bottles, which is a huge win for the environment.
Want to stay young and fit? Drink red wine!
Aside from the fun in drinking, red wine is also amazing for your gut health.
Red wine boosts omega-3 fatty acids levels in the body, which have several heart health benefits. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-omega-3-idUSTRE4BG6FY20081217
Marketing gimmick?
Apparently it’s new. Burp.
I posted the idea because I read about these guys doing it.
not a new idea but a good one for pirates, bootleggers , moonshiners and rum-runners
Even better idea… strawberry ribena wine!!!!
What better to do during lockdown. Looks good. Great idea.
Amazing idea, not sure if this tastes as nice as wine or ribena though, here is a recipe.
lol, maybe not for the connoisseur, but sounds a good idea if they can get it work.
“Instant” pot wine isn’t instant, wish it was.
would be great for camping – not sure if you can dry alcohol though, this stuff is for medical use only https://www.foodingredientsonline.com/doc/red-wine-concentrate-0001
I found this store that sells 250 ml wine sachets.
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/73515/mcwilliam-s-wines-white-varietal-sachet-valsac
These sachets would be perfect for people who don’t drink wine but use it in recipes.
been done to death, its called ice wine. only works with the right mix tbh and most wine is better warmish to me.
here’s how