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Hi all,
My Pinot Noir has just completed primary fermentation, been pressed, and is now settling out in several carboys. A healthy amount (1-1.5" deep) of lees are visible at the bottom of each carboy. Most of this is gross lees, some of it is yeast. I haven't pitched in the MLF culture yet, and am waiting until I figure out whether I need to rack the wine off the gross lees (to a fresh carboy) or not. Lots of information in books, online, and this n.g., which offer advice either way -- would be nice to read a clear opinion or two so I could figure out which way I want to go. Thanks in advance, David |
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