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A Raison Wine{40}121

Take 12 quart of water & 8 lb of Raisons, of thesun stond & cut small
one ounce of musterd seed bruised, one ounce of clary leaves cut in pieces
& bruised alittle in a stone morter put all those into a Rund to fit for
your purpose so let the Rundlet be top full, stop the hole so close up
that no air can get In or go out, set it in a hot stove or nere a warm
Chymnie that wood or Charcole is burnid in lot it stand dayes and
might by an even heat the 4th day pour your liquor into a cleane
Rundlet holding as manihas the first & strained it from the Ingrad
-iened through a cleane haiere cloath ina presse with a little
water put to the Ingradiened when they good dry & put it to your
wine so in 4 dayes you will have a milk or new wine; but
not yet perfected let your Rumlet down in a coole celler &
put into your Rumlet 6 or 7 spoonfull of sack clarret or
white wine Lees but no more it will tast of ane of those
according to your mind of with you have put in so let it stand
In the celler till it hath done working then drain it into your
first Rimlet & it will be a gold callor & as pleay ont as
any Reall wine made from the grapes you may bottle it
nore if you please & put into urly bottle a lump of sugar
as big as a hasell nut & cork it up/
Leamon A
For 2 gallons of spring water well boyled put a pint of the juce
of Leammons & 3lbs of fine leafe sugar 6 nutmegss 3 races of ginger a few
Coriander seeds the Rinds of 2 Leamons, this must be put into an earthen
pott & let it stand till it hath done working & then stop it clost & add A
fortnight, and bottle it. & in every bottle a lump of sugar & Bottle it
with Corks close/

Dock Ale
Take 8 gallons of Ale & 4th of Currance halfe a lb of Raisons
halfe alb of Figgs, 1 lb of Red dock roots scrapt slit and brused it
Little in a morter halfe a dozzen mutmegs brused take 2 handfull
of Brook Lime & a good handfull of water Cressets all this must be
hanged in the Ale but not to touch the bottom of the vessell boyle
them in the wort first with a handfull of hopps, this is excellent for clens=
=sing the blood/

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