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It doesn't really sound excessive so much as it sounds obsessive or
cumplusive. I bet you are new to wine making. But, dang, if we were not all obsessive we would not be paying so much attention to this site. I don't see how you could be doing any damage as long as you are not mixing too much air into the must. As far as breaking the skins too much, I was taught to squeeze the grapes with my hands as I punched down to be sure that all the grapes were really broken. That is a matter of style I guess. Ray "Dan Emerson" > wrote in message om... > Can you punch the cap too much? I work at home and have access to my > fermenting must 24X7. I find myself punching the cap every couple of > hours while awake. Is this too much? It has a pretty heavy cap at > the moment and really need punching. What is the norm? > > Dan |
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