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"A.J. Rawls" > wrote:

> I have an Apple that I started from juice in October 2002... It
> cleared nicely... until I added Wine Conditioner in June 2003... Then
> it went cloudy. I racked it in September and it clouded up to
> opaque... The wine tastes good and smells good. Has anyone had this
> happen before?


Someone else complained of this recently, and less than a week after I said
I never heard of it, it happened to me. It's most likely a protein haze. If
so, bentonite will cure it within 2 weeks.



 
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