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I'm going to bottle the wine from my first two wine kits next weekend and am
already looking forward to doing a couple more batches. Here it is, almost the middle of August and we've had 4 consecutive 100 degree days with forecasts for the next seven to all be at or above 100 degrees. Here's my question: Will shipping wine juice during these type temperatures ruin the juice? I know that wine companies don't ship finished wine in these temperatures but I wasn't sure if the grape juice in kits was "immune" from heat related problems. Any ideas on this> TIA John |
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