Ebonheart
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I'm finishing up an old storage room for my winemaking and homebrewing area (it gets all the equipment and fermenters in one room and minimizes the clutter and wife frowning). It has 4 windows and a windowed door. I've purchased and installed blackout blinds on the windows and door, so the only light coming in is the light leaking in from the edges of the blackout blinds (the blinds sit about a 1/4 inch from the window). So, even on a bright day, it's essentially twilight in there without the lights on.
Is this ok for wine storage, since I don't have any direct light exposure? It's my first batch, essentially, so it's East Coast Juice, nothing that will be sitting for more than 6 months in glass carboys. Would it help any to make capes that sit around the carboy, or is that something that they sell?
Is this ok for wine storage, since I don't have any direct light exposure? It's my first batch, essentially, so it's East Coast Juice, nothing that will be sitting for more than 6 months in glass carboys. Would it help any to make capes that sit around the carboy, or is that something that they sell?