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Every winemaking book describes the use of pecto-enzymes.
And of course I used it in all my fruit-wines. But I never really SAW the advantage of using these enzymes. So I conducted an experiment which I all urge you to do yourself. It is also a great demonstration at a wine-makers or guild meeting. it easily shows to all new-bies what the advantages are of a well conducted use of pecto enzymes. Take a jar of apple sauce. Look at the substance. Now add some pecto enzymes Shake well and put in a warm place. Look again after a few hours. You can find the pictures at my web-log: http://www.wijnmaker.blogspot.com/ Have fun, Luc Volders -- |
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