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I have 5 gallons of apple wine that after the last racking, I tasted
and it was what I had hoped it would be. Very clear, very dry and crisp with a slight tart bite to it. My wife asked if I could sweeten it a little, just off dry. I added a half bottle of commercial sweeter to the 5 gallons, mixed well, racked into another 5 gallon carboy and let it sit for a week to see if there were any reactions and let it stabilize. When I tasted it again, it was very smooth with the same flavors and bouquet as before, just a hair off dry, but it seems to have lost that crisp bite, its acid. Now it seems bland. Is this typical of the results that can be expected when adding a sweeten? I have 5 gallons of Ravat-51 that I was think of sweetening, but am hesitant to do now. Any suggestions? |
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