The results obtained showed that tamarind, soursop juice and wine respectively were rich in carbohydrate (56.60–63.04 % and 64.74–71.19 %), vitamin C (34.97–29.90 mg/ml and 22.22–21.24 mg/ml) and the products were influenced by reducing sugar (12.55–10.78 mg/100 ml and 8.33–7.42 mg/100 ml) as well as other acids. The alcoholic content of tamarind wine was 8.14 % V while that of soursop wine was 6.29 % V. There was decrease in pH due to fermentation process. No coliform grew which implied that there was no faecal contamination and samples were safe for consumption. There was no significant difference (p ≥ 0.05) in the overall acceptability in the entire product treated differently.