Formulas Name : Wine
Chinese Name : 葡萄酒
1 jin of dried grape powder, 5 jin of fine yeast powder, and 5 dou of glutinous rice.
From *Shenghui*, Volume 95.
Steam the glutinous rice until cooked; let it cool slightly, then add the rice malt and grape powder, stirring until well blended. Transfer to a jar, cover, and let ferment until ready.
Drink 1 cup immediately.
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