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![]() Since starting your first batch of wine, what have you changed in the way you make wine? Here are a few of the things I'm doing differently. - No longer using wine conditioner (sugar/sorbate syrup). I found that too often fermentation started up again after adding it. - No longer sterilizing oak chips. It was an extra step that didn't appear to be necessary. I do, however, make sure to adjust sulfite levels with the addition of the oak chips. - No longer boiling the honey/water for my meads. They seem to turn out just fine without this extra step. What are you doing differently? Greg |
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