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I am playing with the batch of blackberry wine that I started over the
summer. Post-ferment, the TA was 1.4 percent. I added 2 oz. of Potasium Carbonate to the 5.5 gallons I had, topped it off with another wine I had, and that brought the TA down to about 1.1 or so. When I did this, I also racked and added some getatine to fine the wine. After more than a month and a half, the wine is still cloudy - almost chalky. How long should it take for this to settle out? Would now be a good time to put this in my garage and cold-stabelize? For that, I want it down in the 30's for a few weeks, right? When I do this, should I look at adding another fining agent from my LHS or try gelatine again? Thanks! Alex. |
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