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Could use some wisdom from some of you here ... gave my Viognier a very
small dose of bentonite a couple weeks ago. Let it do it's thing for a few days, then put two carboys of the wine into the refrigerator for cold stabilization. After a few days, the wine is now very cloudy. Never had this happen before - usually a protein haze will show after the wine warms up - not while in the cold. Thoughts on cause - and cure? |
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On Nov 15, 5:03 pm, AxisOfBeagles wrote:
Could use some wisdom from some of you here ... gave my Viognier a very small dose of bentonite a couple weeks ago. Let it do it's thing for a few days, then put two carboys of the wine into the refrigerator for cold stabilization. After a few days, the wine is now very cloudy. Never had this happen before - usually a protein haze will show after the wine warms up - not while in the cold. Thoughts on cause - and cure? This happened to me in the past and the answer was it's cold stabilization at work - haze first, then crystals. Give it at least couple of weeks, it should clear up. Pp |