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I added powdered grape tannin to a somewhat listless red wine, trying
to give it a little more body. I over shot it a little bit, and it's
slightly astringent on the tongue, even after blending with another
variety. will it mellow in the bottle over time, or is it something
that needs addressed prior to bottling, and what would be the fix ?
 
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