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Chris wrote:
> I was told by a friend(who know it allJ: in order to make vermouth, after > finishing making the wine, I should started again but make sure it has > enough sugar in it to boost it up to 18%(the alcohol rate in vermouth) and > add my spices and herbs after. Does that make sense? Your yeast will probably be dead before you reach 18%. I would try to get the alcohol level up as much as possible, which will most likely be around 16%. After the wine is clear, you add your herbs. I don't see a point in "two-step-fermenting". Just keep going! Good luck! -- Best regards, Klaus |
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