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Campden and/or pot. sorbate



 
 
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Old 07-08-2004, 02:32 AM
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Default Campden and/or pot. sorbate

Should I add both to my finished wine or only one? Would it be alright to
add sugar to my finished wine to give it a sweeter taste? thanks


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Old 07-08-2004, 07:24 AM
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Default Campden and/or pot. sorbate

"Nick R" wrote in message
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Should I add both to my finished wine or only one? Would it be alright to
add sugar to my finished wine to give it a sweeter taste? thanks


If you plan to add sugar back to the wine, you have to both sulfite _and_
sorbate it, unless you sterile filter. Then you need sulfite only.

To summarize:
(1) Dry wine - bottle with sulfite
(2) Sweet wine (unfiltered or loosely filtered) - bottle with sulfite
_and_ sorbate.
(3) Sweet wine (sterile filtered*) - bottle with sulfite.
* 0.45µ _absolute_ membrane (usually preceded by pad filtration).

If you're new at this, only #s (1) and (2) apply.

Tom S


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Old 07-08-2004, 07:24 AM
Tom S
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Default Campden and/or pot. sorbate

"Nick R" wrote in message
hlink.net...
Should I add both to my finished wine or only one? Would it be alright to
add sugar to my finished wine to give it a sweeter taste? thanks


If you plan to add sugar back to the wine, you have to both sulfite _and_
sorbate it, unless you sterile filter. Then you need sulfite only.

To summarize:
(1) Dry wine - bottle with sulfite
(2) Sweet wine (unfiltered or loosely filtered) - bottle with sulfite
_and_ sorbate.
(3) Sweet wine (sterile filtered*) - bottle with sulfite.
* 0.45µ _absolute_ membrane (usually preceded by pad filtration).

If you're new at this, only #s (1) and (2) apply.

Tom S


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Old 07-08-2004, 02:02 PM
Nick R
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Default Campden and/or pot. sorbate

thanks very much.
"Tom S" wrote in message
m...
"Nick R" wrote in message
hlink.net...
Should I add both to my finished wine or only one? Would it be alright

to
add sugar to my finished wine to give it a sweeter taste? thanks


If you plan to add sugar back to the wine, you have to both sulfite _and_
sorbate it, unless you sterile filter. Then you need sulfite only.

To summarize:
(1) Dry wine - bottle with sulfite
(2) Sweet wine (unfiltered or loosely filtered) - bottle with sulfite
_and_ sorbate.
(3) Sweet wine (sterile filtered*) - bottle with sulfite.
* 0.45µ _absolute_ membrane (usually preceded by pad filtration).

If you're new at this, only #s (1) and (2) apply.

Tom S




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Old 07-08-2004, 02:02 PM
Nick R
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Default Campden and/or pot. sorbate

thanks very much.
"Tom S" wrote in message
m...
"Nick R" wrote in message
hlink.net...
Should I add both to my finished wine or only one? Would it be alright

to
add sugar to my finished wine to give it a sweeter taste? thanks


If you plan to add sugar back to the wine, you have to both sulfite _and_
sorbate it, unless you sterile filter. Then you need sulfite only.

To summarize:
(1) Dry wine - bottle with sulfite
(2) Sweet wine (unfiltered or loosely filtered) - bottle with sulfite
_and_ sorbate.
(3) Sweet wine (sterile filtered*) - bottle with sulfite.
* 0.45µ _absolute_ membrane (usually preceded by pad filtration).

If you're new at this, only #s (1) and (2) apply.

Tom S




 




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