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I have about 15 litres of white wine from a blend of Pinot Gris and
Chardonnay. It has finished alcoholic and malolactic fermentation and I have racked it off the lees and oak. The color is a fairly dark brown for a white wine and I don't know why. There appears to be a heavy particulate load as the wine is nearly opaque after fermentation. I wasn't concerned about this, looking forward to fining to see what color it was going to be. I first fined it with Spakalloid. Nothing happened except the Sparalloid settled to the bottom. Then I hit it with a couple of teaspoons of Bentonite. Still nothing happened. What is this? The wine smells good and tastes fine, expect I have to drop some acid through cold stabalization. What do I need to do? Dan |
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