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I transferred some apple wine from my primary to my secondary yesterday. I
used a yeast that I hadn't used before and was concerned about the activity that I didn't see while in the primary. I saw hardly any foam at all and very minor fizzing or bubbling. I was worried that the fermentation was too sluggish but the S.G. was 1.000 when I transferred it and there was a good layer of sediment on the bottom. When I began my S.G. was 1.090, Brix 22 and pH of 3.2. The yeast I used was Red Star Pasteur Champagne. Has anyone used this yeast before and had similar results during primary fermentation? And did your wine turn out okay? Thanks. Jeff |
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