No, I meant that you can make cherry wine with the cherries. All you need is to ferment them with sugar and water and they will turn into wine in about 60 days. You can also make Cherry Vinegar, which is close to the same process I just can not remember the variation in the technique to make vinegar and to make wine. Once the Sugar ferments it turns into alcohol and you will have Cherry Wine. Should be incredibly delicious since the best wines come from fruits with a bit more tartness. You could even stick the ferment in a wooden cask and age it into some really high quality aged wine. To ferment into something like saurkraut you could do the salt water brine solution or you could pickle them with vinegar and add onions and other spices. With Vinegar is Pickling and with Brine is Fermenting or Canning.
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Ah! Thanks for the information.
I am still using the same Pickling liquid from last summer, just add more vegetables and occasionally add more vinegar and salt. I even used one jar for previously frozen tofu (freezing changes the texture so it absorbs the pickle juice.)
I use white vinegar and often dill leaves and fresh garlic and kosher salt.
So with more of the cherries I will follow your good advice.