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Out Gassing of Wine



 
 
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Old 30-09-2004, 02:13 AM
Larry
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I have not even purchased equipment yet however, the thought of making
wine intrigues me. However, the only space I have in which to produce
wine, due to temperature constraints, is in the house with storage in
a clothes closet. Will the wine give off enough odor during
fermentation that I would not want it in the house or especially in
the clothes closet?
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Old 30-09-2004, 03:39 AM
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Larry wrote:
I have not even purchased equipment yet however, the thought of making
wine intrigues me. However, the only space I have in which to produce
wine, due to temperature constraints, is in the house with storage in
a clothes closet. Will the wine give off enough odor during
fermentation that I would not want it in the house or especially in
the clothes closet?

I made a small batch of Sauv Blanc in the house a few weeks ago.
Once fermentation really got going, yes there was a strong odor of
yeasty CO2.
Have you considered a means to vent those gasses outside through a dryer
vent hose and 4" equipment ventilation fan?

Good luck.

Gene
 




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