Homemade yellow plum wine

Plums of yellow color attract with their bright color. These berries go to compotes, jam, jams. Moreover, this plant always pleases with a rich harvest. Yellow plum fruits are also in great demand among winemakers. As a result, if the recipes are followed, a dessert white wine is obtained.

You can treat dear guests with homemade yellow plum wine, serving a drink with meat, fish dishes and poultry. For light white wines, citrus fruits, chocolate and marmalade are suitable.

Let's share secrets

Winemakers who make white wine from yellow plums know many of the intricacies of their craft and are ready to share many of them with newcomers.

Some additives affect the taste of wine:

  • If you want a tart wine, add currant sprigs.
  • If you use clove buds, thyme, oregano, then the aroma of the wine will be extraordinary.
  • Add apricots to the plums for a sweet dessert drink.
  • Healing wine can be prepared by using honey in a 1: 1 ratio instead of granulated sugar.

There is another common nuance when making wine from yellow plums: the fruits contain little liquid, so you always have to add water to the pulp. You can't do without it.

When choosing plums, pay attention to their quality. Discard any suspicious fruit immediately. Rot will spoil the wine.

We hope that your collection of homemade yellow plum wine secrets will be replenished with your tips.

Plum wine is a healthy drink rich in vitamin C, carotene and other substances. Drinking the drink in small doses strengthens the immune system, improves blood circulation, and increases hemoglobin.

Important! Remember that large doses of any wine are harmful to the body.

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It is not necessary to use only white plums when making wine, you can always experiment and add fruits of other varieties and colors. Then the drink will have a different color and taste.

But today we will focus on some simple recipes for making plum wine from yellow fruits.

Option 1 - the classic recipe

According to the recipe, we need:

  • yellow plums - 8 kg;
  • granulated sugar - 1kg 600g or 2kg;
  • water - 1000 ml.
Advice! If you live in a comfortable apartment, then it is better to buy water in the store, because it is not recommended to use liquid with chlorine.

Cooking method

  1. Plums do not need to be washed before starting the wine. The whitish coating contains bacteria or wild yeast that are responsible for the fermentation process. Therefore, you need to wipe the contaminated areas with a cloth and remove seeds from each yellow fruit. Plum kernels contain hydrocyanic acid, from which the wine will not only be bitter, but also hazardous to health.
  2. Grind the berries thoroughly in a large bowl until you get the puree. It is best to perform this procedure with a wooden crush.
  3. Then pour the plum puree into a saucepan and add a liter of warm boiled water. We set aside the container in a warm and dark place for fermentation for five days. Stir the pulp from the plums constantly, lower it down.
  4. When the allotted time has passed, we filter the liquid, separate the pulp through several layers of gauze. Everything that will be in it must also be squeezed out and merged into the total mass.
  5. We pour out a little liquid, heat it up slightly, add the required amount of sugar. More or less - it all depends on the taste of the plums and your preferences. If you like sweet wine, add all the sugar specified in the recipe, or even a little more.
  6. Pour the wine into a large bottle, put it on a water seal. If such a device is not available in your arsenal, put on a medical glove with a pierced finger over the neck. A bottle of wine should be placed in a cool place and shaken daily.

    Do not fill the container to the top so that there is a place for fermentation.
  7. According to a simple recipe, plum wine at home should ferment for two months, then we remove it from the sediment several times, trying not to stir up the settled yeast.
  8. At the end of fermentation, pour plum wine into bottles and cork tightly. The aroma, taste and color of the drink from the plums will pick up after 2-3 years. But young wine can be drunk earlier, after 5-6 months.

Option 2 - medicinal plum wine

We prepare the following ingredients:

  • yellow plums;
  • granulated sugar;
  • raisins.

We do not name the exact amount of ingredients for making homemade plum wine according to a simple recipe, but we will clarify the proportions. For each kilogram of fruit, you need to take:

  • 800 ml of water;
  • 200 grams of dark raisins;
  • 150 grams of sugar.

These ratios will make it possible to prepare plum wine at home in the right amount.

And now about the rules of preparation:

  1. Put unwashed raisins with wild yeast on the surface in a cup and fill with water no more than +30 degrees, add 50 grams of granulated sugar. The leaven should be kept warm for at least four days. In hotter water, the tremors will die, and at low temperatures they will not work.
  2. On the fourth day, crush yellow plums with a bloom (in no case wash!) And squeeze out the juice.

    Fill the pomace with water, and squeeze again. We pour the plum liquid into a bottle, add sugar and liquid from the infused raisins. We put a bottle for fermentation.
  3. All other actions correspond to the traditions of making wine at home.

Slivyanka with medicinal properties will be ready in 90 days.

Fortified drink preparation option

You don't have to wait several months for a plum wine tasting. If you use our express recipe, then the liqueur obtained at home can be tasted in two months.

Despite the fact that the drink contains vodka, the taste still remains original. Even ladies may well use it. Fortified plum wine is stored at home in a cool dark place.

What we need:

  • 5 kg of yellow plum;
  • 5 liters of quality vodka;
  • 1 kg of sugar.

There are some nuances in this recipe, the observance of which is mandatory:

  1. Since the role of wild yeast in this recipe is irrelevant, the yellow plums must be thoroughly rinsed, pitted and kneaded.
  2. Put the resulting puree in a large bottle, add granulated sugar, pour in vodka. Then the bottle is corked and removed to a warm place for 60 days.
  3. At the final stage, the wine must be filtered and poured into appropriate containers.

You can invite guests and taste homemade yellow plum wine together.

Option 3 - spiced wine

Many lovers love spicy plum. This recipe is just for them. Prepare the following products in advance:

  • yellow plums - 2 kg;
  • carnation buds - 5 pieces;
  • lavrushka - 3 leaves;
  • granulated sugar - 1000 grams;
  • clean water - 3 liters.

We will not wash the plums, but we will definitely take out the seeds. Crush the fruits, then add water (1 liter), cloves, bay leaves, sugar. We put the container on the stove and cook until foam appears.

After that, remove from heat and cool. We squeeze the pulp with a press. Pour another liter of boiled water into the resulting mass, mix and filter again. Add the last liter of water. Pour the resulting liquid into a bottle (not to the top) and put in a warm place. After 12 days, the homemade yellow plum wine is ready.

Clarifying plum wine

The process of clarification of homemade yellow plum wine, the simple recipes of which we have offered you, is completed only after a few years. The reason lies in the high content of pectin in the fruit.For these purposes, winemakers use various preparations. See how they do it:

But you can quickly clarify the wine if you use chicken egg whites.

And now about this step by step:

  • for every 50 liters of plum wine, only 2 proteins are needed;
  • separate them from the yolks and beat thoroughly until foam forms;
  • then gradually add half a glass of boiled water, mix the resulting mass;
  • pour the mixture into the wine in a thin stream and mix;
  • after half a month, a sediment will appear at the bottom of the bottle.

We carefully remove the wine from it by pouring it into a new container. But we will not pour into small bottles for now. Wine is not yet finished brightened, there is a noticeable turbidity in it. After three weeks, removing from the sediment and repeating filtration. Only after the homemade plum wine becomes completely transparent can it be poured into small containers and tightly corked.

Comments (1)
  1. hello, wine option # 3-spicy, recipe ready in 12 days. can you drink it right away? Or should it still stand in bottles for some time?

    28.08.2018 at 07:08
    HELENA
    1. Good afternoon, dear Elena!
      Wine according to recipe # 3 called "Spicy" will actually be ready in 12 days. You can drink it immediately after filtration. There is one "but" ... Wine prepared according to this recipe cannot be stored for a long time. The maximum storage period is one month. This nuance must be taken into account.
      We wish you high yields!

      08/29/2018 at 10:08
      Alena Valerievna
  2. Hello! Puree with or without water is called pulp. Point 3. “Then pour the plum puree into a saucepan and add a liter of warm boiled water. We set aside the container in a warm and dark place for fermentation for five days. Stir the pulp from the plums constantly, put it down. " That is, I understand correctly that apart from this liter of water added to the puree, then no water should be added at all? How much wine will be left after spinning? It's just that I'm making plum wine for the first time, I've read a lot of recipes and they contain the volume of water or for each kg. plums, or per liter of finished pulp.

    08/16/2018 at 02:08
    Olga
  3. It is not clear in the first recipe for a classic wine that for 8 kg. Having drained only a liter of water or something, which is added to the pulp? It can not be! Why is it not written whether you need to add water later or not. Judging by the photo, there is a large bottle of wine there, and a liter of water won't make that much wine. I would like to see the answer.

    08/15/2018 at 11:08
    Olga
    1. Hello, if you re-read the recipe again, you will see that water is not added to the pulp, but to the plum puree. Wine is actually made from juice, the pulp is needed because the skin of the fruit contains "wild" yeast. Water is added only because the consistency of the plums is very dense, the juice separates poorly. The easiest way is to add a little water to the plum puree, let it ferment, and then squeeze the pulp and discard.

      08/16/2018 at 10:08
      Alena Valerievna
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