Preparation method for grain and fruit nutritional healthcare wine
A production method and technology of health wine, applied in the preparation of alcoholic beverages, methods based on microorganisms, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of inability to provide stable color of wine, incomplete gelatinization of starch, and difficulty in ripening, etc. Achieve the effect of ensuring balance and wine index and flavor, inhibiting the growth of miscellaneous bacteria, and increasing nutrient substrates
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[0032] 1. Raw material of red bayberry juice: Fresh red bayberry fruit with sufficient maturity and no rot is selected, crushed and squeezed, 200 kg of juice is taken, and 160 grams of food-grade calcium carbonate powder is added to obtain fruit juice with an acidity of about 0.3%. Store at 5°C until use.
[0033] 2. Black glutinous rice raw material: Black glutinous rice is selected from black glutinous rice, and 100 kg of brown rice is obtained through hulling, and crushed to 10 mesh or below for use.
[0034] 3. Rice soaking: use 100 kg of bayberry juice that has been processed, add it to the processed black glutinous rice, and keep it at about 5°C (0-8°C) for 48-72 hours to make the black glutinous rice absorb water. More than 40%, full swelling. The juice used after soaking the rice is collected and stored in a cold storage, and then added when it is fermented. It is rich in pigments and other components.
[0035] 4. Gelatinization: The black glutinous rice is gelatiniz...
Embodiment 2
[0044] 1. Raw material of bayberry juice: fresh red bayberry is selected with sufficient maturity without decay, crushed and squeezed to extract 600 kg of juice, and about 480 grams of food-grade calcium carbonate powder is added to make the bayberry juice with an acidity of about 0.3%, and enter the cold storage for 0-5 Store at ℃ until use.
[0045] 2, raw material of black glutinous rice: black rice selects black glutinous rice for use, and 100 kilograms of brown rice obtained through hulling, and pulverizes to 10 orders for use.
[0046] 3. Rice soaking: use 100 kg of bayberry juice that has been processed, add it to the processed black glutinous rice, and keep soaking at about 5°C for 48-72 hours, so that the water absorption of the black glutinous rice can reach more than 40%. swelling. The juice used after soaking the rice is collected and stored in a cold storage. It is added during fermentation and is rich in pigments and other components.
[0047] 4. Gelatinization...
Embodiment 3
[0056] 1. Raw material of red bayberry juice: Fresh red bayberry fruit with sufficient maturity and no rot is selected, crushed and squeezed to obtain 1000 kg of juice, and about 800 grams of food-grade calcium carbonate powder is added to make the red bayberry juice with an acidity of about 0.3% into the cold storage Store at 0°C until use.
[0057] 2, raw material of black glutinous rice: black rice selects black glutinous rice for use, and 100 kilograms of brown rice obtained through hulling, and pulverizes to 10 orders for use.
[0058] 3. Rice soaking: use 100 kg of bayberry juice that has been processed, add it to the processed black glutinous rice, and keep soaking at about 5°C for 48-72 hours, so that the water absorption of the black glutinous rice can reach more than 40%. swelling. The juice used after soaking the rice is collected and stored in a cold storage. It is added during fermentation and is rich in pigments and other components.
[0059] 4. Gelatinization:...
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