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"Tom S" > wrote in message
. com... > > "Steve Thompson" > wrote in message > ... > > Hi, > > > > I'll be soon making a blueberry wine, any suggestions on the best yeast to > > use for a > > - dry blueberry wine > > Prise de Mousse (EC1118, I think). Very active fermenter that is a good > "closer", all the way up to ~18% alcohol. I have found this to be an excellent yeast; can't recommend it too highly! REX > > > - semi-dry blueberry wine > > Epernay II (Côte de Blancs). Slow fermenter that easily stops off-dry and > has relatively low alcohol tolerance (~13-14%). That makes it good for > sweet wines. > > Tom S > > |
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