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Old-Time Recipes for Home Made Wines

by Helen S. Wright

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Rum Shrub

One gallon raisin wine, six pounds of honey, ten gallons of good-flavored rum.

To Make Sage Wine

Boil five quarts of water one-quarter of an hour, and when it is blood-warm put five pounds of Malaga raisins, picked, rubbed, and shred, into it with almost three and one-quarter quarts of red sage shred, and a little of ale yeast. Stir all well together and let it stand in a tub covered warm six or seven days; then strain it off and put in a runlet. Let it work three or four days, and then stop it up. When it has stood six or seven days put in a quart or two of Malaga sherry, and when it is fine, bottle it.

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