Pluck the petals, put them in a glass or ceramic jar and pour wine over them.cover and put in a cool place. After about 24 hours, strain.
Preparation Tip:
Drunk as an aperitif, dandelion wine stimulates the appetite and has a regulating effect on digestion.
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