First dissolve honey in hot water in a saucepan, then let cool.
Stir in the spirit of wine.
Fill into bottles and cork.
Leave to rest for at least 14 days.
Only then should the honey liqueur be drunk.
Preparation Tip:
The aroma becomes more sophisticated the longer the honey liqueur is stored.
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