Easy Method To Make Sloe Gin At Home | Foraging To Drinking

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  • I made this last night and quickly got it edited for you. There's still loads of sloe berries out there to pick. Get some and make your own sloe gin.
    How to identify sloe berries: www.woodlandtr...
    My recipe gets tweaked most years but I use around:
    1-litre gin
    500g Sloe Berries
    225g Sugar
    I use the cheapest gin. If you're lucky, the more expensive gin will be on offer and be cheaper. I personally can't tell the difference between the different makes though other than the fancier bottle.
    The original recipe I used said 250g sugar, tweak it to your taste. I found it a bit too sickly when it was sweeter.
    You don't need to use different trays and plates to thaw out your berries like in the video either, I just did that to try and make the video better. Save washing up and just get 1 tray dirty.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @AdamKappa
    @AdamKappa  6 лет назад +1

    I made this last night and quickly got it edited for you. There's still loads of sloe berries out there to pick. Get some and make your own sloe gin.
    How to identify sloe berries: www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/visiting-woods/trees-woods-and-wildlife/british-trees/native-trees/blackthorn/
    My recipe gets tweaked most years but I use around:
    1-litre gin
    500g Sloe Berries
    225g Sugar
    I use the cheapest gin. If you're lucky, the more expensive gin will be on offer and be cheaper. I personally can't tell the difference between the different makes though other than the fancier bottle.
    The original recipe I used said 250g sugar, tweak it to your taste. I found it a bit too sickly when it was sweeter.
    You don't need to use different trays and plates to thaw out your berries like in the video either, I just did that to try and make the video better. Save washing up and just get 1 tray dirty.
    Follow me on Instagram to see these projects as they happen: instagram.com/adamkappaphotography/

  • @RevDiscarnateEntity
    @RevDiscarnateEntity 2 года назад

    I made this last year and it was delicious. And now am about to do my second batch. 👍😀

  • @celondelon351
    @celondelon351 2 года назад

    Thanks for this I’m making mine this year for next year

  • @jeanmiller5799
    @jeanmiller5799 3 года назад

    Nice and easy. Haven't got fresh berries so I will try with dried berries that I have soaked.

  • @bridgeoneill7677
    @bridgeoneill7677 4 года назад +1

    verry good well explained

  • @andyackerman9636
    @andyackerman9636 6 лет назад +1

    Adam, I think you enjoyed it way to much. Come on over to South Carolina and we'll make you a moonshiner. Maybe take the berries out after fermentation and make a "sloe gin pie". Cheers!

    • @AdamKappa
      @AdamKappa  6 лет назад +1

      I've "experimented" a lot with this one! Is moonshine hard to make? I'd be in trouble once I knew how to make something string like that... Or blind. I've been making jam/jelly with the berries lately to, not as fun as gin but it tastes nice!

  • @vernvernon6424
    @vernvernon6424 4 года назад +1

    be careful or let someone else do it ....lol

  • @geoffringham1051
    @geoffringham1051 4 года назад

    Don't give up yer day job