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Introduction. Winemaking , or vinification , is the production of wine, starting with selection of a certain/various fruits which soon undergo fermentation and after that produce and end with bottling the finished wine.

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  1. Introduction Winemaking, or vinification, is the production of wine, starting with selection of a certain/various fruits which soon undergo fermentation and after that produce and end with bottling the finished wine. Fermentation is a natural process carried on by many kinds of fungi, bacteria, moulds and yeasts.

  2. Mango is one of the most healthy fruits. Nutritional facts: is high in Iron is high in Antioxidants is an Anti-Inflammatory Fruit (for relieving arthritis and asthma) slows down the aging process Also, it is the most consumed fresh fruit in the world. Why MANGO?

  3. Ingredients Materials • 1 fresh mango • 1 calamansi • yeast • water • bowl • knife • wooden spoon • strainer • 2 bottles (for fermentation process and for the finished product) • plastic • rubber band

  4. Procedure • Slice and then crush the mango on a bowl. You can use plastic to mash the mango. Just put the sliced mangoes inside the plastic then squeeze it. • Squeeze contents of calamansi to the mixture. • Add yeast. Mix well then transfer to a jar or bottle.

  5. Procedure • Cover the opening of the container with plastic and use rubber band to tighten the cover. • Make a small hole using a needle or any pointed object. • Leave the mixture in a room with regulated temperature for at least a week.

  6. Procedure • After a week of fermentation, harvest the mango wine by filtering it. • Put it in a wine bottle and label it.

  7. Appendix after more than a week… before harvesting

  8. Appendix finished product … 

  9. References: Golden Drop. Retrieved from http://www.goldendrop.com.au/mangoes.html Introduction to Home Winemaking & Home Made Wine. The basics of home winemaking. Retrieved from http://www.home-winemaking.com/ Mango Nutritional Facts (2009, November 8). Retrieved from http://healthfactors.co.za/mango-nutritional-facts/ Morse, J. (2009). Health Benefits of Mango. Retrieved from http://healthmad.com/nutrition/health-benefits-of-mango/ Riley, J. (1978). Making Wine From Rare Fruit. Retrieved from http://www.crfg.org/tidbits/makewine.html.

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