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    Post a photo, any photo

    Probably needed one hand to hold his beer.
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    Super stuck fermentation (concord grape wine)

    GoFerm needs to be rehydrated in the same solution as your yeast.
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    Tiny Bubbles, In my Cabernet Sav?

    Typically red wines don’t require back sweetening AND malolactic fermentation. It’s usually one or the other. If I recall, a heavy dose of Kmeta will kill the MLF bacteria. That is why you would not want MLF to extend a great amount of time, but rather finish quickly. Once MLF finishes, then you...
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    Corks, and other bottle stoppers

    If you’re expecting to drink them within a few years, the #8’s should be ok.
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    Old wine???

    In any event I would add some potassium metabisulfite in case the wine is still salvageable.
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    New Member Intro

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    Hello from Cleveland

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    Introduction

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    Hello from Alberta

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    Post a Meme, any Meme! (no politics)

    The Who - Behind Blue Eyes
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    Yeast Rehydration is good stuff

    So here is some research behind the issue...
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    Corks, and other bottle stoppers

    And if you’re asking me, I use idophor sanitizer mixed in water until it’s beer colored, for all equipment, carboys, etc. Everything except corks.
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    Corks, and other bottle stoppers

    This is one area where there are 11 perspectives among 10 wine makers. For a sanitizing solution the concentration is 3TBS per gallon of water. Some let the solution be in contact wit the corks, some only allow gas contact. Some people don’t even sanitize corks, just open the bag and use them...
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    Yeast Rehydration is good stuff

    I understand now. Perhaps it’s not important what the ABV is in the starter as long as the Brix continues to go down. Just use the Brix as a proxy measure of yeast growth. Conversely, you could divide a packet of yeast into several smaller amounts and scale down the water and sugar as well. I...
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    New member

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