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We made a mistake and now we are paying. Our port, which is about 20%
alcohol was left in a 5 gallon barrel without topping up for about 6 weeks- oops. And given the alcohol content, we had skipped adding SO2 other than initially to the primary. (of course the wine we are making didn't receive much SO2 either and it is testing above 50ppm regardless. Anyhow, we tasted it last night with the intent to top off and what we found was a musty port. We topped up and added 1 camden tablet per gallon (5), but have deep concerns. What to do? To give you a sense of the level of mustiness, it wasn't readily appearant to taste until I smelled it. Then I could taste it. It doesn't necessarily blow you away or anything (provided you pinch your nose before drinking it ![]() Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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