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Matthew Givens
 
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Default Oak layer or cap?

Well, I've made some peach and plum wines, and I manually broke the cap two
or three times a day. The fruit floated, and I didn't want it drying out.


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> > It turned out to be a cap, and it broke up early this afternoon.
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> > I usually leave the cap that forms, as the yeast action breaks it up
> > naturally in 24-48 hours. Haven't any problems with this method yet.

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> That may be OK with a kit, but don't try that with fresh grapes.
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