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SPRUCE

BEER

Boll

a

handful

of

hops

and

two

handfuls

of

the

chips

of

sassafras

root,

in

ten

gallons

of

water.

Strain

it,

and

turn

on,

while

hot,

one

gallon

of

molasses,

two

spoonfuls

of

the

essence

of

spruce,

two

spoonfuls

of

ginger,

one

spoonful

of

pounded

allspice.

Put

it

into

a

cask,

and

when

cold

enough,

add

one-

half

pint

of

good

yeast.

Stir

it

well;

stop

it

close.

When

clear,

bottle

and

cork

it.

STRAWBERRY

WINE,

NO.

1

Twelve

gallons

bruised

strawberries,

ten

gallons

cider,

seven

gallons

water,

twenty-

five

pounds

sugar.

Ferment,

then

add

one-

half

ounce

bruised

orris

root,

one-half

ounce

bruised

bitter

almonds,

one-half

ounce

bruised

cloves,

six

ounces red

tartar.

STRAWBERRY

WINE,

NO.

2

Crush

the

berries

and

add

one

quart

of

water

to

one

gallon

of

berries

and

let

stand

twenty-four

hours.

Strain

and

add

two

and

one-half

pounds

of

white

sugar

to

one

gal-

lon

of

juice.

Put

in

cask,

with

thin

muslin

tacked

over

the

bung-hole,

and

let

ferment,

keeping

it

full

from

a

quantity

reserved

for

the

purpose.

If

a

small

quantity

is

made,

use

jugs

or

bottle.

When

fermentation

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