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I have a red wine in carboys plus some top off. The top off now has a mold or bacteria layer on the surface. I was advised to make a sulfite solution and spray in over the layer. I did that but with no results. I then racked the two carboys (5 and 2.8g), cleaned the carboys and checked the sulfites. The sulfites were at 50ppm so I put the wine back into the cleaned carboys. Now both of them are beginning to show a white film on the surface. Any suggestions? This wine is an experimental for our organization and I don't want to lose it. Thanks in advance, JoAnn Mantych (JAM) |
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