To make Sage-Wine. From Mrs. _E. B._

To three Gallons of Water put six Pounds of Sugar, boil these together, and

as the Scum rises take it off, and when it is well boiled put it in a Tub

boiling hot, in which there is already a Gallon of red Sage Leaves clean

pick'd and wash'd; when the Liquor is near cold, put in the Juice of four

large Lemons, beaten well with a little Ale Yeast, mix these all well

together, and cover it very close from the Air, and let it stand forty

eight Hours; then strain all thro' a fine Hair-Sieve, and put it into a

Vessel that will but just hold it, and when it has done working, slop it

down close, and let it stand three Weeks or a Month before you bottle it,

putting a Lump of Loaf-Sugar into every Bottle. This Wine is best when it

is three Months old. After this manner you may make Wine of any other Herb

or Flower.

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