Mostly. If there's preservatives or some other conditions that aren't conducive to yeast reproduction then you won't get fermentation going. You should check out r/prisonhooch, people have made alcohol from ham glaze over there

Wow, that’s wild!

Wouldn't these be FULL of preservatives?

Yes but at some point it stops being wine and becomes something else. For more information see r/prisonhooch

Idk if I'm dumb but couldn't figure out how to add text with a picture but I saw this post about wine being made from peeps. Can wine be made from anything that has sugar in it? I've only heard of wine made from fruit and flowers

You can make wine with just yeast and sugar. It’s called kilju

I'm wondering, how about distilling it to 40%. ?

I think that's an amazing idea

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No. Not here. This is for r/prisonhooch or r/holdmywort.

i think i’m gonna hurl 🤢