Glutinous Rice Wine

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By Linda Anusasananan

Published 2012

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Tung Kiang glutinous rice wine This golden or brown Hakka wine, made by fermenting cooked glutinous rice with wine yeast, tastes sweet and mellow with nutty, fruity overtones, like a cream sherry or tawny port. Drink as a beverage or cook with chicken to make a restorative tonic for new mothers after childbirth. Store airtight at room temperature. Use cream sherry or tawny port as an alternative.