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- The bracha of wine that had other liquids added into it?[1]
If one added juices other than water into wine, then if it loses its taste of wine its blessing is Shehakol. If, however, it still contains the taste of wine, then we follow the majority ingredient.
- Example: One example of this law is when grape juice is mixed with apple juice. If the apple juice is the predominant flavor and the mixture no longer tastes like wine, the blessing recited is Shehakol. However, if the wine’s flavor remains noticeable despite the addition of apple juice, the appropriate blessing is determined by the majority ingredient.
[1] Seder 7:6; Luach 10:6; Admur 204:8; M”A 202:3 in name of Hagahos Hashach; Ketzos Hashulchan 50:3
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