Hi all,
Well i opened a 375 split of an alljuice pinot noir i bottled in may after bulk aging for six months and i have to tell you it taste's really good
Definately needs more time but really taste's good
Now i played with this, the initial SG was 1.090 and i chapatalized it up to 1.098, i then used RC 212 yeast with a yeast starter and yeast nutrient along the way. Oh i also added a 1/4 teaspoon of grand cru tannin at bulk aging.It fermented down to .998 and i probably could have gotten it drier but made a mistake with my brewbelt and had higher temp than i wanted (that will teach me to remember to make sure the plug in time clock is actually set
) Anyway the smell of fruit and taste is really good, cannot wait until next thanksgiving as that is the time i will break into it!!!! Oh almost forgot i also used 1 1/2 ounce french house toast stavin cubesfor ten weeks and cannot detect any overoaking whatsoever, so with that amount in mind for a pinot don't be afraid of overoaking it it will not happen.
Well i opened a 375 split of an alljuice pinot noir i bottled in may after bulk aging for six months and i have to tell you it taste's really good