Folio 1, Page 6, Verso
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Title
Folio 1, Page 6, Verso
Subject
Recipe for Gooseberry Wine and Currant Wine
Description
poure‘d into another vessel where it
must stand 4 days to ferment
with yeast; when the fermentation is over
let it lie shut up close & stand in
a cool place at least a month-
then drain it into another vessel,
where it must stand 6 weeks longer, &
then let it be bottled off always
taking care to put into each of the
bottles a little loaf suger- it will
be fit for use when it has been bot
=tled 3 months -
Currant Wine
1 gallon of ripe currants & 1lb of loaf
sugar to 2 Gallons water-
when the whole has boile’d so long as
to dissolve put to it one oz of Isinglass
which will cause a thick scum to
arise on the liquor, when you have
taken it off let it be drawn into
must stand 4 days to ferment
with yeast; when the fermentation is over
let it lie shut up close & stand in
a cool place at least a month-
then drain it into another vessel,
where it must stand 6 weeks longer, &
then let it be bottled off always
taking care to put into each of the
bottles a little loaf suger- it will
be fit for use when it has been bot
=tled 3 months -
Currant Wine
1 gallon of ripe currants & 1lb of loaf
sugar to 2 Gallons water-
when the whole has boile’d so long as
to dissolve put to it one oz of Isinglass
which will cause a thick scum to
arise on the liquor, when you have
taken it off let it be drawn into
Raised (superscript) letters are lowered, contractions are expanded, and added letters italicised retaining the apostrophe.
Creator
Charlotte Starkie
Source
F1P5R
Publisher
Gillespie Family
Date
1782 to 1808
Rights
Site licence
Relation
F1P5R
Format
Handwritten text on a page of a paper document
Language
English
Type
Paper document
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pour‘d into another vessel where it must stand 4 days to ferment with yeast; when the fermentation is over let it lie shut up close & stand in a cool place at least a month- then drain it into another vessel, where it must stand 6 weeks longer, & then let it be bottled off always taking care to put into each of the bottles a little loaf suger- it will be fit for use when it has been bot> =tled 3 months -
Currant Wine 1 gall of ripe currants 1 lb of loaf sugar to 2 Galls water- when the whole has boil’d so long as to dissolve put to it one oz of Isinglass which will cause a thick scum to arise on the liquor, when you have taken it off let it be drawn into
Original Format
Handwritten text on paper document
Collection
Citation
Charlotte Starkie, “Folio 1, Page 6, Verso,” The Huntroyd Receipts, accessed October 21, 2026, https://huntroyd.co.uk/items/show/11.
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