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Dear Jumbalaya,
To correct your #'s, SG 1.1= 13.4%....SG 1.106= 14.1%. I am fermenting an old vine Zin now that was SG1.115/27.3 Bx and expecting 15.6% alc. I'm using RC212. The fermentation is slowing now ( 10Bx) but still going. Use yeast nutrient also. "Jumbalaya" > wrote in message oups.com... > Hi, > > I crushed 12 36lb cases of California grapes today: > > 6 cases Merlot - SG is @ 1.106 (15.75% alc if it ferments to dryness??) > > 6 cases Cab Sauv SG is @ 1.100 (14.95%?) > > The plan was to ferment these using RC-212 yeast seperately to make 2 > different wines possibly to blend later. > > It appears that my gravity for the Merlot is too high for RC-212 an > possibly also for the cab. > > I don't particularily want high alcohol especially if it will detract > from the wine's flavor etc.. > > Should I water down the wine or use a yeast like EC-1118? > > If I add water can acid be added after fermentation if required? > > Any advice would be appreciated... > > Regards, > > Jumbalaya > |
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