Sugar wash with wild berries - DIY Alcohol
Channel: Quebec Redneck
Date: 2018-12-06

I am trying a new recipe for a Sugar wash .
I am always trying other stuff for nutrients . This is berries that grow on my property in a big tree. Very sweet ( Taste like blueberries a bit . The birds love it .
I will post updates .  
The Berries are called serviceberries
The best part about serviceberries besides the beautifully ornamental sprays of white rose-like flowers in early April are the sweet blue-black berries that cover the tree in mid-June (which explains the serviceberry's other common name, the june berry). The berries are reminiscent of small blueberries, with a firm skin and a pop of sweet flavor in the middle. Mature trees produce prolifically, and attract all kinds of native birds. Berries start light pink, but quickly ripen to a dark juicy purple. Use them in muffins, tarts, pies, or even salads just as you would blueberries.