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Charles H
 
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Default very basic question

Joe wrote:

> This should save me a little time in the process and reduce
> the exposure of the wine to oxygen.


If it's a red wine and you're the fermentation is just finished, I
wouldn't worry about oxygen exposure, especially the little bit you'd
get at racking from primary... the air probably does the wine good at
the time.

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