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Riesling math help



 
 
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Old 09-12-2003, 09:41 PM
Kiva
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I am not the brightest candle in the window so I could use some help please.

Riesling

22.0 Brix
..75 TA
3.10 pH

After pressing I had 11 US gal. I fermented dry .000, 10 US gal. and froze
1 US gal of unfermented juice. What would be the percentage of sweetness if
I add back the one US gal of unfermented juice? After sorbateing of course.

Thanks for your help.



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Old 09-12-2003, 10:11 PM
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"Kiva" wrote in message
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I am not the brightest candle in the window so I could use some help

please.

Riesling

22.0 Brix
.75 TA
3.10 pH

After pressing I had 11 US gal. I fermented dry .000, 10 US gal. and

froze
1 US gal of unfermented juice. What would be the percentage of sweetness

if
I add back the one US gal of unfermented juice? After sorbateing of

course.

Thanks for your help.



Here is how I would do the problem Kiva:

22 Brix equals 22 percent sugar
22 % times one gallon equals 22
10 gallons plus one gallon equals 11 total gallons
22 % divided by 11 gallons equals 2 % sugar

2% residual sugar sounds just about right for your pH and TA.
Good luck with your Riesling
lum


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Old 10-12-2003, 02:25 PM
Kiva
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I am not the brightest candle in the window so I could use some help

please.

Riesling

22.0 Brix
.75 TA
3.10 pH

After pressing I had 11 US gal. I fermented dry .000, 10 US gal. and

froze
1 US gal of unfermented juice. What would be the percentage of sweetness

if
I add back the one US gal of unfermented juice? After sorbateing of

course.

Thanks for your help.



Here is how I would do the problem Kiva:

22 Brix equals 22 percent sugar
22 % times one gallon equals 22
10 gallons plus one gallon equals 11 total gallons
22 % divided by 11 gallons equals 2 % sugar

2% residual sugar sounds just about right for your pH and TA.
Good luck with your Riesling
lum


Lum

Thanks, that is what I had guesstamated but just wanted to check. I
appreciate your help


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Old 10-12-2003, 07:44 PM
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Taste is more important than the measure of RS. You could use the cline?
test to check RS if you needed to. Remember that if you fermented to 1.000
it was not dry. Dry would have taken you down to 0.990-0.994. So you may
have had 1-2% RS before you added the juice. Remember also that this
diluted your alcohol by about 10% also.

Ray

"Kiva" wrote in message
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I am not the brightest candle in the window so I could use some help

please.

Riesling

22.0 Brix
.75 TA
3.10 pH

After pressing I had 11 US gal. I fermented dry .000, 10 US gal. and

froze
1 US gal of unfermented juice. What would be the percentage of sweetness

if
I add back the one US gal of unfermented juice? After sorbateing of

course.

Thanks for your help.





 




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