BlueRidgeBilly
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Being a beginner, I don't have a lot of equipment. I have primaries, carboys, air locks and stoppers, racking aparatus, a few basic chemicals like nutrients, acid additive, Campden tabs and pectin. I do have a hydrometer. I have made a few gallons of wine that is in the secondary stages now. I still have to buy my drinking wine at this point. I have made the wine that I now have using simple recipes and so far I think that I have done ok. As I develope my skill at wine making I would like to hopefully get better at what I am doing. I will have to admit that when I read some of articles on the forum I wonder if I will ever learn the fine points of wine making. What do you experienced folks think I need to buy to improve my winemaking knowledge? I do not have an acid testing kit or a PH meter. Are these things necessary to make good wine? What do you recommend? Also is there a better way to learn how to do this other than trial and error? I read books and have learned a lot on the forum but Is there any Videos or training that you know of that will help me gain the knowledge to do this well without all the trial and error? thanks for your imput.
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