Red bayberry wine and preparation method thereof
A bayberry and fermented wine technology, applied in pharmaceutical formulations, preparation of alcoholic beverages, plant raw materials, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in controlling the acidity and astringency of fruit wine, complex bayberry wine production process, and stagnation of bayberry wine production. Easy to scale production, improved color and taste, smooth mouth effect
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[0024] A bayberry wine is made from the following raw materials in weight ratio: 70 parts of bayberry, 10 parts of clove, 7 parts of rock lettuce, 12 parts of malt, 4 parts of swimming crab and 10 parts of mint. Its production method is as follows: select fully mature, rich aroma, no mildew, no rot, no insect damage and no raw green bayberry as raw materials, clean it, remove the peel, take out the core or seeds, and prepare the bayberry pulp for later use. Put the red bayberry pulp into the pre-sterilized fermenter, and add an appropriate amount of pectinase to the fermenter, control the enzymolysis temperature at 16°C, and the enzymolysis time is 7 days. After the enzymolysis is completed, the pulp becomes clear , take the supernatant, set aside, put the supernatant into a fermenter, add yeast, fructose and lactic acid, seal it and ferment it in the dark at 12°C for 6 days, set aside, select Tibetan cloves, Rock lettuce, malt, swimming crab, mint, cut into pieces, put into a...
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[0026] A bayberry wine is made from the following raw materials in weight ratio: 70 parts of bayberry, 10 parts of clove, 7 parts of rock lettuce, 12 parts of malt, 4 parts of swimming crab and 10 parts of mint. Its production method is as follows: select fully mature, rich aroma, no mildew, no rot, no insect damage and no raw green bayberry as raw materials, clean it, remove the peel, take out the core or seeds, and prepare the bayberry pulp for later use. Put the red bayberry pulp into the pre-sterilized fermenter, and add an appropriate amount of pectinase into the fermenter, control the enzymolysis temperature at 25°C, and the enzymolysis time for 10 days. After the enzymolysis is completed, the pulp becomes clear , take the supernatant, set aside, put the supernatant into a fermenter, add yeast, fructose and lactic acid, seal it and ferment it in the dark at 17°C for 10 days, set aside, select Tibetan cloves, Rock lettuce, malt, swimming crab, mint, cut into pieces, put i...
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[0028] A bayberry wine is made from the following raw materials in the following weight proportions: 80 parts of bayberry, 1 part of clove, 5 parts of rock lettuce, 2 parts of malt, 1 part of swimming crab and 3 parts of mint. Its production method is as follows: select fully mature, rich aroma, no mildew, no rot, no insect damage and no raw green bayberry as raw materials, clean it, remove the peel, take out the core or seeds, and prepare the bayberry pulp for later use. Put the red bayberry pulp into the pre-sterilized fermenter, and add an appropriate amount of pectinase to the fermenter, control the enzymolysis temperature at 20°C, and the enzymolysis time is 9 days. After the enzymolysis is completed, the pulp becomes clear , take the supernatant, set aside, put the supernatant into a fermenter, add yeast, fructose and lactic acid, seal it and ferment it in the dark at 15°C for 8 days, set aside, select Tibetan cloves, Rock lettuce, malt, swimming crab, mint, cut into pie...
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