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Hi,
Earlier this year I made a Blueberry port from recipe - completing the process by fortifying and all is good. Except I have some clumps of clear jell looking things - like ice jello, floating around. Some is on the bottom, some on the top and some in between. This appeared after I fortified with everclear. I've stirred, they dissolve and reappear. I have had it in cold stablization for a month. Still there. It is about 20 percent of the content, though with the floaters, I'm not sure how to rack it away. Should I attempt sparkoloid or other clarifiers? It had been suggested I bulk age for a year, and this is only month 4 of 12. Just wondered if anyone knew of this or had this happen... thanks. DAve |
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