It turns out that citrullus lanatus has an abundance of a chemical called L-citrulline. L-citrulline is a chemical that is part of a biochemical pathway called the nitric oxide cycle. The nitric oxide cycle is what makes your veins expand and contract, and that includes your main vein, that's right: the Schwartz, your tallywhacker, your John Thomas. L-citrulline is a non-essential amino acid, meaning our body produces it naturally, but extra helps. L-arginine also fits into the cycle. Both can obviously be purchased as supplements, which you might consider exploring, not only for exceptional schlong vigor, but because they're good for cardiovascular health.
Further into the warren, now looking at Viagra. It works by preventing the nitric oxide cycle from being turned off. It suppresses the suppressors. I discovered that both grapefruit juice and pomegranate juice enhance the effects of Viagra, meaning they work synergystically with it. (Do not go to the gas station, buy "herbal Viagra" or anything of the sort in the first place, because they're usually loaded with the *real stuff*, but also do not take Viagra or gas station boner pills and pomegranate or grapefruit juice. Unless you have a medical embarrassment fetish, of course, and like the kink of the idea of going to the emergency room with a priapism, where the doctors and nurses will laugh at you behind your back while they're draining your tiny, but very hard, turdstuffer of blood with a giant syringe attached to a large-gauge needle, which is going to hurt like fuck because you're getting no pain meds, pervo. If you don't die from a stroke, that is. You'll also have to see your regular doctor afterwards because you went to the ER. You've been warned.)
Anyway, back to the wine. Vintner's Best Pomegranate base is "wine in a jug." Normally you would just dilute to volume with water, to 5 or 6 gallons total, add yeast, ferment, bottle, etc., but instead, I added a half gallon of grapefruit juice and the rest of the volume is watermelon juice I got from
#melonmaxxing.
Will it work? Maybe. I needed to do something with a bunch of watermelons before they went bad. I think it's a worthy experiment.