The Compendium of Caraka 6.3.194

6.3.194

&bhiṣaḍmātrāvikalpajño dadyāttānapi kālavit/
gharmāmbu cānupānārthaṃ tṛṣitāya pradāpayet//
madyaṃ vā madyasātmyāya yathādoṣaṃ yathābalam/
gurūṣṇasnigdhamadhurān kaṣāyāṃśca navajvare//

the physician who knows dosage distinctions and knows time may give even them.
And he should administer warm water as an after-drink for a thirsty person,
or wine to one accustomed to wine, according to the humor and according to strength.
Heavy, hot, unctuous, sweet, and astringent