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I don't use either of them normally but Sinatin is oak extract, you
might want to put in a third of that and taste it, then decide if it needs more. Glycerin goes a long way too, it adds body but can also add sweetness. In other words, i would add them slowly if at all. I don't know what kind of wine this is but most seem to like oak. Dada wrote: > Hello, > > I am in the final stages of making some grape-wine. I have two gallons. I > recently purchased a pouch of "Super-smoother for wine". The product lable > says "One pouch will smooth out and mellow six gallons of wine". Each pouch > contains 15 mL of Sinatin 17 and glycerin. Is there any disadvantage in > adding the whole pouch to the 2 gallons or should i measure out 5 mL for my > two gallons. > > Thanks > > Dada |
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