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Me again,
How about this question? I bought a 50 L barrel a couple of years ago. The first wine I put through was a second run on a cabernet. Wasn't expecting much from it and that is what I got. I then put through a cabernet (parent of the second run) and while topping up, would leave a half bottle of wine on the shelf waiting a couple of weeks for top up. Someone on this board told me to stop that as I was probably oxidizing the wine in the barrel. I did stop but the wine was pretty bad, tasted oxidized I think. I have another wine in the barrel, a blend of Mouvrede and Cabernet that I top up carefully using similar wine from stubbie beer bottles. My question: Did the oxidized wine I had in that barrel damage the barrel or will it still perform ok? Thank for you help. Dan |
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