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Default Advice on my kit wine - Selection Estate Series Yamhill County PinotNoir

Hi.
I started the above kit Nov 15, 2005 and bottled it July 2006. The
instructions said at least 6 months, so I just opened my first bottle
this month (December).

The nose is ok, the taste is ok, but the color has a brown-ish base to
it. If I am reading the googling I did and the websites of experts -
this means it is oxidized and may not last much longer.

Has anyone else done this kit and is yours a brown-ish base to it? Maybe
I did something wrong, I never let the airlocks dry.

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