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As posted earlier, I'm interested in the hobby. However, the best
temperature I can muster will range from around 70 deg. F in the winter to around 76 deg F in the summer; unless there is a relatively simple, inexpensive way to get the temperature lower. I've read a bit about temperature in winemaking, but haven't been able to get anything definitive (the temperatures are all over the place). I'm really much more interested in reds than whites (I rarely drink white wines). I don't want to jump into the hobby, only to find out that I have very limited options as to what I can make and that the quality of whatever I make will always be subpar. Is it worth |
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