Bayberry Wine
1.
Prepare all the materials. Put the bottle of soaked bayberry wine in the pot and boil it in advance, dry it and set aside.
2.
Choose ripe, fresh, undamaged bayberry, soak the bayberry in salt water for 15 minutes, remove it, remove the leaves and stalks, wash it with high-quality white wine, and dry it.
3.
Put the dried bayberry into a pre-cooked glass bottle, then add an appropriate amount of rock sugar (I'm lazy, put a large piece of rock sugar on it), and finally pour high liquor, the white wine should be less than bayberry 1-2 Centimeters. (You can also put the bayberry and rock sugar in a layered manner, that is, a layer of bayberry, a layer of rock sugar, put them into the bottle, and finally pour high liquor.)
4.
Keep the lid tightly sealed to keep the bayberry wine in a sealed state. Place it in a cool, dark, and ventilated place for two to three months before drinking.
5.
This is bayberry wine that I have been soaking for nearly two months. The wine is rosy and transparent.
6.
Pour a small cup when drinking, add ice cubes, refreshing and sweet.
Tips:
1. The bayberry must be air-dried and the glass bottle must be boiled to control the moisture. High-grade liquor must be used in liquor.
2. Baijiu must be 1-2 cm below the bayberry so that the bayberry will not deteriorate.
3. Rock sugar can be added according to personal taste. If you like a sweeter taste, add more rock sugar to the wine.
4. Close the lid tightly and store it in a cool, dark and ventilated place.