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Several winemaking books suggest using sugar syrup at a concentration
of 1 lb sugar per 2 UK pints of total volume (800 g/litre) to feed the must for strong wines. Suppose I let the solution boil for a minute or two, then use boiled water to make up the exact volume, and store it in sanitized beer bottles with sanitized reusable caps (I use Betadine/Iodophor to sanitize). How long is it safe (from infection in brewing/winemaking terms) to keep it for re-use after opening it, pouring out some solution, and recapping it? -- Usenet is a cesspool, a dung heap. [Patrick A. Townson] |
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