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![]() "Phil" > wrote in message om... > "Ray" > wrote in message m>... > > All I can get is sweet cherries so that is what I use. I have not really > > been disappointed but have nothing to compare with. > > Great to hear! I'm glad to hear someone satified with their final all > sweet cherry product! > > > > underway so don't worry about it. It will pretty much take care of itself. > > If it comes out a bit off then concern yourself with adjustments but don't > > worry until then. > > What kind of adjustments? > The main adjustments I make are acidity and tannin. Both can be done by taste but do not try to do it all at one time or you will probably over do it. On the first racking after it clears, taste it to see if you think it need extra acidity or tannin. Add a bit if you think it need it. Do the same on the next racking. Remember, it is easier to add than take away so go easy. You can check acidity by titration but remember, taste is more important than the correct reading. If you go in for that sort of thing you can also check the pH to adjust the meta. I do sometimes and sometimes I just go by feel. Ray |
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