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For those who get Juice from CA, Italy and Chile.
Do you have a preference of light or dark oak in the wine? When do you add? How much do you add? thanks, Tom -- |
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On May 4, 3:07 pm, "Tom" > wrote:
> For those who get Juice from CA, Italy and Chile. > Do you have a preference of light or dark oak in the wine? > When do you add? > How much do you add? > > thanks, > Tom > > -- I prefer medium to medium heavy toast;I prefer beans to chips and won't use dust. I use 1 to 2 ounces by weight for whites; 5 to 6 ounces by weight for reds (all per 5 gallon (US) carboy). I like Hungarian or European oak on whites and American on reds. I do a lot of juice from CA, PA an NY; just getting some Chardonnay from Chile. I do grapes and fruits too; fruits get little to no oak. I rarely preferment on oak, usually post ferment. If the wine is fruity like Gewurz or Traminette i don't add oak. Joe Joe |
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