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Default acid titration

I am going to run a titration with my burette using .1N NaOH to a
Phenophtalene endpoint but have lost the equation to calculate the %
tartaric acid. Despite my books and web articles I can't find it. Anybody
have it written down? You know what I mean: x ml's of wine require x ml's of
..1 NaOH equals the tartaric acid level. I also guide my adjustments with pH
( when I can get a sample to the lab at my job) and Taste of course.
Thanks, Lou.


 
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