Chokecherry throws sediment forever??
I just bottled my chokecherry and said to myself "should I filter" replied "no, I want to save my filters for other stuff". Dang it.
It was very clear, I had racked it several times. The last one was a very small small dusting of just other-colored-coating on the very bottom of the jug.
About racking from jugs without getting lees, K&GB I have the same probelm as you, sucking up some right near the bottom. I try to accommodate for that by not putting my tubing too far down at once - I inch it down as the level drops while I am racking. I also tilt the jug towards my tubing when I get to about 1/3 full - and keep the tubing up towards the top of the fluid level. If there are any lees to speak of, they come up the tube anyway no matter what you do about it because of the (my opinion) suction pressure being higher per volume of wine in the smaller container. It means I rack again... when that bit that sucks up settles down. And maybe rack again. I also switched to a smaller diameter tube and that helps.
It was very clear, I had racked it several times. The last one was a very small small dusting of just other-colored-coating on the very bottom of the jug.
About racking from jugs without getting lees, K&GB I have the same probelm as you, sucking up some right near the bottom. I try to accommodate for that by not putting my tubing too far down at once - I inch it down as the level drops while I am racking. I also tilt the jug towards my tubing when I get to about 1/3 full - and keep the tubing up towards the top of the fluid level. If there are any lees to speak of, they come up the tube anyway no matter what you do about it because of the (my opinion) suction pressure being higher per volume of wine in the smaller container. It means I rack again... when that bit that sucks up settles down. And maybe rack again. I also switched to a smaller diameter tube and that helps.