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I have some nice red wine some two years old,and kept in 1 gallon
demijohns with a rubber bung tightly put in at the top.I have heard that this method of closing the wine is not good,since eventually (on a hot day for example)the rubber bung starts 'leaking' and letting in air.In the first year I used an air lock bubbler,and assume this was fine.Is there an easy way to make sure the demijohn is fully sealed say by using a piece of plastic between the rubber and glass or would this leak eventually.I would appreciate some advice. Regards,Michael |
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