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Default South African Shiraz kit called "Selection"

Casey:

My understanding is that standard acid testing does not work with
kits. Due to the the way there are made, some of the acidity is
'bound' and cannot be measured (at least taht's the way I remember
what was said).

BTW, thats one of the Limited Editions for this year. So far, I don't
recall hearing anything about it. You might get some answers asking
the question in the kit section at
http://www.winepress.us/forums/index.php

Steve

On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 04:01:24 GMT, "Casey Wilson" >
wrote:

> Sometime back, Gene posted a question about the subject kit. It turns
>out that I got that very same kit as a gift back at Christmas time. I'm just
>now getting ready to start it off.
>
> How is your wine coming along, Gene? did you get your S02 question
>resolved? I found a good article on the subject at
>http://winemakermag.com/feature/21.html.
> I am one of the new kids on the block with this wine making hobby.
>Therefore, my plan is, at least for the moment, to religiously follow the
>instructions in the kit -- trusting that the pundits who put the kit
>together gave me all the right stuff for the task. I'm only interested in
>the specific gravity and total acid for academic reasons at this point.