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Khristyjeff replied to the thread Other Tweeking Cheap Kits.It's been recommended on this site to add 16 oz. blackberry f-pac to primary along with 1 cup of French oak chips. Then a tsp of tannin... -
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No, the lactic acid remains lactic acid. There is very little citric acid in wine from grapes, so diacetyl isn't really an issue. But...
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Khristyjeff replied to the thread Other Recommendation for good white wine kit.We're like you and don't like sweet wines. This wine is not sweet when adding the pack. I don't even care all that much for white wines...
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Khristyjeff replied to the thread Help understanding "buttery taste".Thanks for responding. Yes. Lactic acid makes much more sense. So under this scenario, MLF happened naturally. lactic acid was produced...
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The 2nd wine I ever made was an Australian Cab Sauvignon from RJS. It was their high end En Primueur series. For the longest time, even...
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Yes it’s a great tasting after dinner taste and this is the one similar to the one I took best of show with in 2020 Winemakers magazine...
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Now we’re relaxing with an excellent northern hybrid blend.
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Khristyjeff replied to the thread Other Tweeking Cheap Kits.Final SG before f-pac was 1.006 Final SG after f-pac was 1.020
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Khristyjeff replied to the thread Other Tweeking Cheap Kits.A Dessert Wine worth a try Last summer I was looking for a dessert wine kit after the most popular ones had sold out. But I found one...
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Khristyjeff replied to the thread Northern hybrids, 3-day ferment !!!.Mitchell Vineyard near Madison suggests this for skin time with Northern varieties like you're doing: "Ferment on skins 2-5 days...
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Thanks for the advice. These are my first real grape wines and I am used to doing everything by the hydrometer, not a schedule. @Vern...
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