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How do people go about making Birch sap wine & what are your tapping methods?

 

I tend to go with a sharp knife incision with a tap whittled from a small piece of birch about small finger diameter that allows the run to fall into the container below. Then I push the bark back into place. Not the quickest form of retrieval though.

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I auger a small hole the size of a pencil, cut a sycamore or hazel twig and split into two, scrape a groove in the twig then push it into the hole in the tree, when I've collected a cupful I then fashion another twig to plug the hole.

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8th Jan cut through small syc roots making a track with digger and next morning small puddles. Presume the sap was rising?

 

(200m up int' Yorkshire Dales FYI)

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i crown lifted a feild maple (acer campestre) last monday and walking past it today (im still on the same site) it was still dripping out of the wounds,, badly as well,

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