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Thanks Folks-
I believe I will purchase a small quantitiy of eVoak chips- they have a free 'trial' kit and the aromas from their chips are just wonderful. This way I can do double blinds again... Is it unusual for the cap to be about 10 to 20 degrees warmer than the wine it's soaking in? When I punch it down (by hand and by pot) it's reading about 88 F, but the liquid is down around 70 F. I'm using a small oil filled space heater in between the two trashcans (picture to follow) to keep them warm. Jason bobdrob wrote: > I agree with joe- we used stavin before we bought a barrel & always got > compliments on the product. plus the cubes are way easier to deal with all > around... > > the beauty of grappa ( now there's a bold statement!) is that it is what it > is: Firewater. wa-hoo! > > "Joe Sallustio" > wrote in message > ups.com... > >> Our council sez: skip the ibuprofen, get some grappa instead and don't > >> fret too > >> much! HTH > > > > Grappa... now that's a mans drink. ![]() > > closer to moonshine than brandy. > > > > Seriously, if you use that powdered oak go easy, a little goes a long > > way. I would use the beans over that, StaVin is not even close to the > > same thing at imparting flavors, it's much better than oak dust as far > > as i am concerned. > > > > Joe > > |
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