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I have a small barrel of about 90 liters full of 02 vintage Chardonnay
and plan to filter it using my Buon Vino Super Jet. The wine is fairly clear but not quite as brilliant as I would like. I am thinking of trying 1 pad of #2 (polishing filtration) followed by 2 pads of #3 (super sterile pads .5 micron) with a view to making it a one-step process. Has anyone tried using the filter with different levels of pads? Any thoughts on pros and cons? My main purpose is to primarily to reduce the handling and therefore oxygenation of the wine and secondarily to reduce the work. In the past I have generally been satisfied with the No. 2 pad as it clears the wine really well however, since I am planning on aging this wine for several years I feel the .5 micron would help with stability. Also, does anyone know off hand the microns of the Nos. 1 & 2 pads. Only the No.3 pad has any reference to microns. Thanks for any comments. Glen Duff |
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