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By Ken Hom
Published 1989
This very strong liqueur is made from a blending of gaoliang liqueur and rose petals and is not to be confused with Western rosé wine. It is used in many Hong Kong recipes, adding a very special fragrance to sauces that cannot be duplicated although rice wine can be substituted. Rose wine is found in Chinese shops, usually in earthenware crocks.
© 1989 Ken Hom. All rights reserved.
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