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06-11-2003, 07:36 AM
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"Art Schubert" na wrote in message news  I always fine wines (both red and white) with bentonite - at least lightly. Just to clarify (sorry ;-) ), is your 1lb/1000 gallon figure a what you consider "lightly" fining? Yes. I consider anything up to and including ~3lb/1000 gal "light" for bentonite. Tom S 
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