Homemade Watermelon Wine
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Cut the flesh of the melon
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Deseed bottling
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Fermenting
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Fermenting
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Fermenting
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300ml, this is wine from a big bottle. The brown sugar added for the second time in the vial was ugly in color and ruined.
Tips:
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Any watermelon is fine;
Used as yeast as the rind from the wine;
It is better to add sugar one or two days apart. At that time, it was found that the bubbles changed more quickly from more to less, and sugar was added immediately, thinking that it would be about the same in four or five days, but the progress was not too fast afterwards. It is uncertain how long the fermentation will take. It is mainly related to the temperature. When the first fermentation is over, you can figure it out by yourself;
The second fermentation needs to be sealed. I put two layers of plastic bags on the outside of the bottle, and then a layer of opaque tin foil bag;
If you are using a glass bottle, you are worried (personal thought) that gas will break the container at the beginning of the second fermentation, you can unscrew the bottle cap and tighten it at the right time, without actually opening it;
The amount of sugar added: According to the alcohol content of 13, we need to add sugar in a ratio of 10 to 1.4. (Excerpted from the Internet is not authoritative, it is for reference only, because the sugar content of grapes is not the same)
Technical issues refer to the wine practices.
(The picture of the watermelon was supplemented. It was considered a test product at the time, and no picture was left.)