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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Started conversation Nov 13, 2002
I remember when I was just a little Joe, my Granpa made home made wine in an old five gallon bulk laundry detergent bucket, covered with a towel and rubber band. He would use store bought green seedless grapes, crushed by hand, lots of sugar, and ordinary baking yeast. Very sweet stuff as I recall. I even helped crush the grapes. The strangest thing, though, is I seem to remember that despite the rubber band holding down this towel, there would almost always be a little green tree frog in the bucket...
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Nov 14, 2002
I don't remember, but it did hop sideways...
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Dave M - touched by an angel once known as Caroline400 Posted Jan 5, 2003
Hi, I have just read your article, and I must say it is very well written.
You obviously know what you are talking about.
I used to be a member of a wine circle, but sadly it went defunct.
It is several years since I made wine, but I still have all the equipment, and I may start again, your article has re-kindled the spark! 
Dave.
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