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Yes, a member in our club uses it 100% of the time. Remember ONLY use the
whites. No need to beat it just add to wine. Tom -- Home of the MOON RIVER BREWERY and DELANCO VINEYARDS >> >> > > I tried the KwikClear finings before with other wines, but I found the > gelatine went "off" horrible and smelly in the bottle, and un-usable / > expensive. The egg white sounds good, and is a solution mentioned in C J > Berry's book. I think I might try that, since the wine was so cheap to > make it won't matter if I ruin it. > > And I always have eggs in the fridge and don't have to go to the homebrew > shop to buy something! > > Anyone else tried this? > > Barb UK > |
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