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Hi....2 days ago I put on a Wine Art Reisling 4 week kit.....the
fermantation is going like gangbusters.....you can actually hear it "fizz" from 15-20 feet away.....I had to move it downstairs as the temp. was up to 76-78 Deg F. or so.....is a fermantation this vigorous the norm?....I've never had one like it.....Andy J. |
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I am not sure there is a norm. Some are fast and some are slow. Even with
similar conditions. Some will fizz a lot and some will go quietly about there business and finish just as quickly. May be a function of the yeast you are using or the nutrients in the batch or the amount of glycerin in the must. Or it may be just happy yeast. You have a real party wine going there! ;o) Ray "Andy j." > wrote in message om... > Hi....2 days ago I put on a Wine Art Reisling 4 week kit.....the > fermantation is going like gangbusters.....you can actually hear it > "fizz" from 15-20 feet away.....I had to move it downstairs as the > temp. was up to 76-78 Deg F. or so.....is a fermantation this vigorous > the norm?....I've never had one like it.....Andy J. |
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