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On Sep 24, 3:52 pm, pp > wrote:
> Too much pectic enzyme will basically liquefy the grapes - this can > make the must harder to press and will result in a lot of gross lees. aha! thats what all that stuff is in the secondaries of my plums! been having losses of about 1/6 that i was about to post here, but this answers it. BTW, first batch is starting to look ruby red, about 4 more months to go before bottling. |
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True, gross lees are a consideration, but I was thinking more along
the lines of chemical reactions or taste or smell. On Sep 24, 6:45 pm, Tater > wrote: > On Sep 24, 3:52 pm, pp > wrote: > > > Too much pectic enzyme will basically liquefy the grapes - this can > > make the must harder to press and will result in a lot of gross lees. > > aha! thats what all that stuff is in the secondaries of my plums! been > having losses of about 1/6 that i was about to post here, but this > answers it. > > BTW, first batch is starting to look ruby red, about 4 more months to > go before bottling. |
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