MilesDavis
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After ruining the gallon of hand-picked blackberries I had set aside in the freezer for my f-pac, I purchased a 36oz. can of blackberry puree. Ingredient list is blackberry puree, single strength (Vintner's Harvest).
I don't really plan on cooking this down any, just hitting it with pectinase, determining the sugar I need and dumping it in the carboy. With sorbate, of course.
My question is this, can I clear the "syrup" somehow before adding it to my carboy? Let the pectinase work its magic for 24 hours, strain, and throw it in the fridge maybe?
The blackberry wine that I started in August is already quite clear without any finings, and I really don't want to cloud it up.
I don't really plan on cooking this down any, just hitting it with pectinase, determining the sugar I need and dumping it in the carboy. With sorbate, of course.
My question is this, can I clear the "syrup" somehow before adding it to my carboy? Let the pectinase work its magic for 24 hours, strain, and throw it in the fridge maybe?
The blackberry wine that I started in August is already quite clear without any finings, and I really don't want to cloud it up.