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    Lowering TA with potassium carbonate

    Thanks for the education all, I'll give it some time to age, will cold stabilize and retest in 2-3 months.
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    Lowering TA with potassium carbonate

    ML is complete, i tested it with paper chromatography. It tastes a bit on the acidic side but not repulsive. I have never degassed a wine, what is the procedure? Or will it degas by itself over time?
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    Lowering TA with potassium carbonate

    What effect will lowering TA with potassium carbonate have on the Ph? And the bigger question, why did my TA go from 6.3 g/L pre-fermentaion to 9 g/L post-fermentaion? Went through ML fermentation and now the TA is at 8.7 g/L Ph is 3.43 My thought process now is to do bench trials with...
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    Houston we have a problem

    I'll give that a try, thanks.
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    Houston we have a problem

    Thanks for the tip, it's been a week, I'll test it again tomorrow.
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    Houston we have a problem

    I recently made wine from frozen must from Peter Brehm, two pails which makes about 5 gal after the first racking. Before pitching the yeast I let the must warm up to room temperature, measured acid: 4.65 g/l, ph: 3.46 and brix:24.6. I decided to bring the acid up to 6 g/l by adding 266g of...
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