Blueberry Wine
1.
Prepare blueberries and 2 large wine bottles
2.
Prepare the old rock candy you need
3.
Brush the wine bottle, dry it, and wipe the inner wall of the wine bottle with a high-level liquor to play a certain role in disinfection.
4.
Pour the blueberries into the layer of the wine bottle
5.
Put a layer of rock sugar
6.
As shown in the picture, a layer of blueberries and a layer of rock sugar, and finally use sugar to seal the blueberries
7.
The blueberries have been soaked for about 3 days, but the rock sugar on them has not melted.
8.
The blueberries after 2 weeks have already produced a lot of juice, but at this time they can only be regarded as blueberry juice, which tastes sweet and sour, and cannot be regarded as wine if they are not fermented.
9.
The fermented blueberry wine has a fragrant aroma and a strong sweet and sour fruity aroma when tasted.
10.
Filter out the blueberry skin on the top, put it in the bottle and seal it