First time...I am having the same problem...one thing I can tell you...listen to what these guys tell you. Has gotten me out of a mess. Oh and by the way.......get a mix-stir and get rid of the gas!!!!!
Thanks jobe...I will do that but I also found out when I racked the wine was that the entire bottom 3-4 in. had sediment in it. Thanks again for the suggestion, I'll let you know..
JB
ALright...just wanted to share an update. I finally decided to whip the wine again. I went slower cautioning not to create a vortex. I must tell you that wine released enough CO2 for me to throw a Keg party.!!! I then let is sit for about 2 weeks. The majority of the wine cleared, beautifully as...
waldo....ah no vortex..I think we may have hit on the problem. I will try that and let everyone know how it turns out. Thanks to everybody that has helped me with this issue! FYI I live in Houston so, getting something above 70 degrees isn't that difficult!Edited by: JBHarris
a big tub of hot water some oxygenated cleaner and a good long soak (overnight) then refill the tub with hot water and degreasing diswashing liquid (Dawn has worked best) soak for a whole day. Usually the glue and labels are gone!!!
Thanks for all the replies guys..to answer some questions:
It was 73 degrees F
The SG .996
I used Chitosan and metabisulfite and sorbate
The WE kit instructions say wait 8 days..this is what has caused some consternation.
and as a matter of fact I whipped longer this time than I've done...
What have I done...10 days after stabilising and Clearing WE Woodbridge Cab...it has not cleared. When I cleared etc. I used my trusty wine whip and stirred the heck out of the lees. Now it won't go away???? I can still see the "saw dust oak" suspended in the wine...what to do?....what to do...
Just got done w/primary fermentation of a WE Woodbridge Ranch Cab...SG was .990, should I skip step 2 and go to stabilising and clearing or wait the 10 days??