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Good to know they aren't like a ball. How long have you been making wine?
You're so knowledgeable about it and always have good advice.
I have a lot of time to read the forum. I work 3 12 hour shifts a week and 4 days off. :)
 
And the new Italian carboys are more like 6.15 gallon so more headspace to worry about than the ones from Mexico......
 
I always put those Italian carboys in milk crates before I work with them. No more extra space from them being skinny but I don't worry as much about dropping them or having them slip around when I tilt them.
 
Ill be picking up an Italian this weekend. Wish i could afford a few more.
 
wade said:
Ill be picking up an Italian this weekend. Wish i could afford a few more. 

are you going to make this italian work the fields, or just cook for you?
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She'll be tending to my new Black Currant fields and then its lights out! Momma Mia!
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Wade I thought you had a beautiful woman at home that likes wearing a naughty nurse's outfit? What do you need an italian with a round bottom for?
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Getting back on topic here, I tasted a bit of the LaCrescent yesterday afternoon. The aromas are delightful and strong. The tastes are wonderful and crisp - true to type for LaCrescent. It has begun clearing so it will be racked again soon along with a number of the others. I also tried a bit of Marquette a couple days ago and it is wonderful and fruity with lots of black cherry up front.
 
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