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Zipadee Doodar
 
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I am returning to wine-making after 25 years or so (retirement beckons) and
before I leave work, I have the chance of obtaining many plastic water
dispenser containers, about 20 litre capacity. When I used to make wine many
years ago, plastic was frowned on as a fermenter, mainly I recall because
they were supposed to allow the ingress of oxygen. Is this still the case,
or is it worth claiming a supply of these containers for the future? The
only obvious problem I can see is that the ribbed sides may tend to gather
some sediment which would be re-dispersed during racking

Looking forward to an extensive cellar again.

ZD


 
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