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I have read somewhere that mlf and sorbate are a no-no. Something
about a "geranium flavor". Is this only DURING the ml fermentation and/or if only a PARTIAL fermentation was done (that is not finished)? Is it okay to top-up AFTER mlf is done (verified via accuvin malic test or paper chromatophy)with a wine that has sorbate in it? If not, are all commerical red wines sorbate free (for top ups)? If the finished wine (that has undergone mlf) is a bit acidic, can sugar and sorbate be added to balance a it? I can't find anything specific in any of the books I have. Thanks in advance. Roger |
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