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Default Fermenting Must Question???

When using a straining bag for fruit can you let the must submerge in the
straining bag while it is fermenting....? Or should you let the must
ferment then stain thru the bag into the secondary carboy? Thanks in
advance!!


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Default Fermenting Must Question???

It is a matter of style. On a small batch you can float the fruit in a bag
but for a large batch I don't see that as feasible. I just ferment on the
fruit and then strain it. As I said, it is a matter of style.

Ray

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> straining bag while it is fermenting....? Or should you let the must
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> advance!!
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