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Joe wrote "I have heard of people letting their Baco hang longer for a late
harvest > wine. Have you tried this? Do you pick at optimum Brix/TA or do you let > them hang to soften the acid?" Joe - I try to let the Bacos hang until the brix is around 24 and TA is 1.00% or below. By the time they get to 24 brix some berries are falling off the clusters so I pick. I would like to let them go so TA falls but they are very soft and some raisins start to form. I don't believe I've ever picked below 0.9% TA. It's always a struggle to end up with a Baco wine with acid in the 0.6 to 0.7% TA range, but that's the way Baco goes here in the KC area. I get quite a lot of acid precipitating out during fermentation and cold conditioning so these grapes must have a lot of tartaric. Bill Frazier |
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