is that shit potent at all? or does it depend on how long you ferment?
Fermentation is a fairly short process in the brewing timetable. You can tell when it's done (usually about a week) when there are no bubbles floating on the top of the wine.
You see yeast is very important in baking because it makes a lot of carbon dioxide, which makes your bread light and fluffy. This CO
2 comes out in the liquid and is dispersed through the airlock, which is why you get the bubbles. Now the reason a loaf of bread doesn't get you shitfaced is because there's not a lot of sugar, which is what the yeast feeds on, and whatever trace amounts of ethanol are there are evaporated during the baking process anyway.
So yeah, after about a week when all the bubbles are gone that means the yeast has done its job and you can get drunk. However the taste is absolutely terrible. It's nearly vomit inducing and you will regret drinking it. Although you can add more sugar or juice mix to make it go down easier, there's a slower, but better way. That's why you need to rack it over (which means to transfer to another vessel) and let it sit for a while. The amount of time depends on what you're using iirc. You're basically looking at about a month and a half.
The alcohol content is pretty weak, even if you're a lightweight so it'll take a quite bit to get
