Homemade wine made of blackcurrant with raspberries: recipe

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Homemade wine made of blackcurrant with raspberries: recipe

Currant and raspberry wine in glass containers on the table — currant and raspberry wine in glass containers on the table

An interesting combination of taste in homemade wine made of blackcurrant with raspberries. In addition, the latter provides the fermentation process and completely replaces industrial yeast.

Prepare:

for sourdough - a glass of raspberries and half a glass of sugar
2 liters of freshly squeezed juice of blackcurrant and water
1 kg of sugar, dividing it into three parts for entry into a wort

Preparation

Fasten the crushed gruel of raspberries with sugar in a warm place for two to three days
Strain through gauze or colander and combine with blackcurrant juice, water and one part of sugar in a bottle filled with 75%
Leave it to roam the heat for 3 weeks under a rubber glove with a hole in a finger or a watermaker
Remove the wort from the sediment by transfusion into a clean container and add part of the sugar again
After 3 weeks, repeat the previous action
Gently strain the young wine through a colander with small holes and place in a bottle under a cotton pad
If you like fortified wine, add vodka before blockage at the rate of 50-100 g for each liter of home berry drink. Keep in mind that it will completely stop the fermentation process
Transfer it to a cool place with a temperature of up to +12 ℃ for the next two weeks-months
Drain the wine from the sediment in a smaller storage container in the form closed by conventional traffic jams/lids in a cool basement

So, we examined in detail recipes for making homemade wine from black, red currants both in a mono and combined with raspberries, gooseberries, cherries, as well as from finished jam

Currant is useful for the human body not only with a high content of vitamin C, but also in a wide variety of dishes that can be prepared from it.

Conduct an experiment and start home wine from these berries to surprise friends at the festive table.