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not framenting!!



 
 
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Old 02-03-2006, 04:49 PM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Lou[_1_]
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I have a 6 gallon bucket of Septic bag Sauv Blanc up. This is not new to
me, I am experienced. But the darn thing won't start fermenting( Sat -
Thursday). Admitt the temp is about 60F, shouldn't be a problem, I have a
different one going beautifully now. Same yeast Premier Cuvee. Same as last
batch, I mixed 2 pks in warm water then added to wine, after 3 days, i took
another pack and just sprinkled it in!! Not much doin". Anyone experience
this or have an explanation? I would hate to loss the batch. FYI, I did add
yeast nutrient and sugar to must at start.


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Old 03-03-2006, 03:47 AM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Donny Tyler
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Default not framenting!!

Lou, you either have too much sugar or your too cold, 60 degree is a little
cold, by about 10 degrees....warm it or dilute it......it will solve your
problem......that is if you did not unknowingly add a chemical that has
killed your yeast like tap water......if you used water with chlorine, it is
going to kill off any yeast you continuing to put in.
"Lou" wrote in message ...
I have a 6 gallon bucket of Septic bag Sauv Blanc up. This is not new to
me, I am experienced. But the darn thing won't start fermenting( Sat -
Thursday). Admitt the temp is about 60F, shouldn't be a problem, I have a
different one going beautifully now. Same yeast Premier Cuvee. Same as

last
batch, I mixed 2 pks in warm water then added to wine, after 3 days, i

took
another pack and just sprinkled it in!! Not much doin". Anyone experience
this or have an explanation? I would hate to loss the batch. FYI, I did

add
yeast nutrient and sugar to must at start.




 




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