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Hi:
I've been having a pretty consistent problem with titrating white juice before fermentation, adding tartaric acid based on the results, and then titrating after fermentation that the TA level is way too high. Latest example: Pinot Blanc juice measured at 4g/L, acid added to raise to 6.5g/L, now measured at 8g/L after relatively cold (around 15C) fermentation. I really don't know what's going on because: - I'm using the same method (pH meter to 8.2) before and after fermentation; - the juice is fresh, so all acid should be measurable before fermentation; - it can't be sodium hydroxide losing strength because then the measurement would be artificially higher, not lower; - the error seems to be consistent, so that cancels any possible accidents, like wrong sample size. I'm stumped at this point, and I'd really appreciate any help on this, as I don't enjoy wines that are too heavy on acid. Thx, Pp |
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