253. _To correct sharp, tart, acid Wines._

Mix one ounce of calcined gypsum, in powder, and two pounds of honey,

in one quart of brandy; pour the mixture into the wine, and stir it

so as not to disturb the lees; fill up the cask, and the following

day bung it up:—rack this wine as soon as fine.

Or, mix half an ounce of the salt of tartar, half an ounce of

calcined gypsum, in powder, with a pint of the wine; pour it into

the cask, and put an ounce of cinnamon in the stick; stir the wine

without disturbing the lees, fill up the cask, and the day following

bung it up.

Or, boil 3 ounces of rice; when cold put it into a gauze-bag, and

immerge it into the wine; put into the wine also a few sticks of

cinnamon, and bung up the cask. In about a month after, take the rice

out.

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