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I read through the archives and nothing answered me so I'm going to ask
one of those questions that asked a thousand times. How do I clear my wine? It's a reisling from a kit with lousy instructions which I tried to follow. As per the instructions I degassed (vigorously) and added potassium meta and potassium sorbate. Then I added the packet of kieselsol. It's been two weeks since and the wine is solid haze top to bottom. I moved the carboy today, stirring it up a bit and the particulates were very fine and sort of formed very fine strings. Is there an additive I can use to help clear this wine without adding an off flavour? Is using a filter a viable alternative? The shop down the street rents them for $4). Thanks for your advice, Andrew |
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