Preparation method for Myrica rubra (Lour.) S. et Zucc. wine
The technology of bayberry pulp and wine segment is applied in the field of preparation of bayberry wine, which can solve the problems of weak bayberry fragrance, easy discoloration, insufficient bayberry flavour, etc., and achieves the effects of strong aroma, reduced degradation and good taste.
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[0023] A preparation method of red bayberry wine, comprising the following steps:
[0024] (1) Select fresh red bayberries, screen out mildewed, damaged, green or pest-infested red bayberries, wash them, crush them with cores into pulp, and obtain red bayberry pulp.
[0025] (2) Add pectinase into bayberry pulp and stir to fully decompose the pectin substances in the pulp.
[0026] (3) Filtrate the bayberry pulp after pectinase enzymolysis to obtain the filtrate and filter residue, add 1-5 times the quality of water to the filter residue, stir to mix evenly, heat to 50-80°C and pressurize to 0.5-1MPa to carry out Pressurize and extract for 10-30 minutes, cool to room temperature, and centrifuge to obtain a supernatant and a solid part, combine the filtrate and the supernatant to obtain a bayberry extract, and pasteurize the bayberry extract and the solid part.
[0027] (4) Transfer 100 parts of the solid part sterilized in step (3) to a fermenter, add 30 parts of sucrose, add...
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