The brewing process comprises the following steps: taking suaeda glauca and grains, washing and airing for later use, and extracting a suaeda glauca cell stock solution of suaeda glauca by using a supercritical extraction method; taking suaeda glauca, crushing and screening to obtain suaeda glauca powder; cleaning and soaking grains, mixing the suaeda glauca cell stock solution with the grains in a ratio of 1: 2, soaking for 12 hours, draining the grains, steaming, spreading and cooling to 20-30 DEG C, adding distiller's yeast, uniformly stirring, fermenting at 20-35 DEG C for 8-15 days, filtering and collecting filtrate, namely the grain fermentation liquor. According to the method, suaeda glauca cell sap is collected through a supercritical extraction method and matched with barley for pre-fermentation, the suaeda glauca powder is intermittently added again for secondary fermentation, wine liquid obtained after primary fermentation is stimulated, and the effect of secondary fermentation is achieved, so that the acidity is reduced, the taste of the suaeda glauca wine is improved, some alcohol substances are decomposed, and harm to a human body is reduced.