Persimmon wine and brewing method thereof
A persimmon wine and persimmon technology, which is applied in the preparation of alcoholic beverages, can solve the problems of restricting the production and sales of hawthorn fermented wine, high total acid content and high methanol content in hawthorn wine, and achieves easy clarification and filtration, low viscosity, extremely high easy separation effect
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[0014] 1. Choose fresh persimmons and hawthorns that are fully mature, free from rot, and free from diseases and insect pests.
[0015] 2 Rinse the fresh persimmons and hawthorns with running water, drain and avoid mechanical damage.
[0016] 3Put 100kg of persimmons in a 200L airtight container, and use a corrosion-resistant container to store persimmons with a mass ratio of 0.07% (70g) of potassium metabisulfite, and seal them for 4 days.
[0017] 4. Remove the calyx from the astringent persimmons and crush them; squeeze and crush 10kg of hawthorns (be careful not to break them), and mix them with the crushed persimmons; add 15kg of cooled 260g / L sucrose solution (add sucrose to dissolved in water); mix thoroughly.
[0018] 5 Activate the active dry yeast according to the instructions for use, the amount of active dry yeast added to the mixture in step 4) is 30g / 100L, mix well, and keep the temperature at 15-18°C for fermentation. Keep the pomace soaked in the fermentation...
Embodiment 2
[0025] 1. Choose fresh persimmons and hawthorns that are fully mature, free from rot, and free from diseases and insect pests.
[0026] 2 Rinse the fresh persimmons and hawthorns with running water, drain and avoid mechanical damage.
[0027] 3 Put 100kg of persimmons in a 200L airtight container, put 0.07% (70g) potassium metabisulfite in a corrosion-resistant container, and seal it for 4 days.
[0028] 4. Remove the calyx of the deastringent persimmon and crush it; squeeze and crush 20kg of hawthorn and mix it with the crushed persimmon; add 30kg of boiled and cooled 260g / L sucrose solution and mix thoroughly.
[0029] 5 Activate the active dry yeast according to the instructions, the inoculum amount is 30g / 100L, mix well, and ferment at a controlled temperature (15-18°C). Keep the pomace soaked in the fermentation broth during the fermentation, and track the progress of the fermentation until the end of the fermentation.
[0030] 6 Pour wine to clarify.
[0031] Table 2 ...
Embodiment 3
[0036] 1. Choose fresh persimmons and hawthorns that are fully mature, free from rot, and free from diseases and insect pests.
[0037] 2 Rinse the fresh persimmons and hawthorns with running water, drain and avoid mechanical damage.
[0038] 3 Put 100kg of persimmons in a 200L airtight container, put 0.07% (70g) potassium metabisulfite in a corrosion-resistant container, and seal it for 4 days.
[0039] 4. Remove the calyx of the deastringent persimmon and crush it; squeeze and crush 30kg of hawthorn and mix it with the crushed persimmon; add 45kg of boiled and cooled 260g / L sucrose solution and mix thoroughly.
[0040] 5 Activate the active dry yeast according to the instructions, the inoculum amount is 30g / 100L, mix well, and ferment at a controlled temperature (15-18°C). Keep the pomace soaked in the fermentation broth during the fermentation, and track the progress of the fermentation until the end of the fermentation.
[0041] 6 Pour wine to clarify.
[0042] Table 3 ...
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