I might have screwed my wine

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If you have a pH number and it is under 3 we would suggest a correction, yeast are happier above 3.2 but it can be done.
There is a concept called buffer capacity. Three teaspoons equals one table spoon. With the style of wines I make I would not see a significant effect. HOWEVER ,,, if I was making fruit wines with one pound of fruit per gallon I would see the change. (Water is transparent in adding acid/ the grams of dry solids is related to the buffer capacity)
 
If you have a pH number and it is under 3 we would suggest a correction, yeast are happier above 3.2 but it can be done.
There is a concept called buffer capacity. Three teaspoons equals one table spoon. With the style of wines I make I would not see a significant effect. HOWEVER ,,, if I was making fruit wines with one pound of fruit per gallon I would see the change. (Water is transparent in adding acid/ the grams of dry solids is related to the buffer capacity)
Thank you so much man you've been a help since I've been on this form
 
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