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I'm looking at buying a mini jet filtering system for my wines. I
make a number of different small quantity fruit wines - normally anywhere from 1 gal to 5 gal batches. I don't anticipate filtering all the wines as most clear very well on their own. But I give away probably half of my wines as gifts, and I'm just as fussy about their appearance as I am their quality. This is one piece of equip that I've pondered purchasing for some time. My questions are these: 1. The unit offered for sale comes with two #2 filters, are those standard? 2. Can a filter be re-used, or are they good for one application only? 3. Can a large batch sometimes require more than 1 filter? 4. Will filtering generally replace the act of fining a wine? 5. Is the filtering system easy to clean and relatively maintenance free? Thanks in advance for any assistance offered... Kim/Michigan |
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