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Forgot to stir Kieselsohl



 
 
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Old 14-03-2005, 01:31 PM
Glen Duff
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Default Forgot to stir Kieselsohl

About a month ago I fined several 27 liter carboys, some were Gewurztraminer
and others Riesling, with bentonite followed by a moderate dose of
Kieselsohl. I foolishly forgot to stir in the Kieselsohl and the wine
failed to clear. There was a moderate amount of sediment at the time but I
decided to try stirring one of them about a week later and there was no
improvement, in fact, it's still not as clear as the ones I did not stir.

Are bench trials recommended with a view to doing it properly this time or
should I simply filter although the wine is not as clear as I would like at
the time of filtering, it's not too bad.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

Cheers,

Glen Duff


 




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