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It's harvest time here in the Napa/Sonoma area (early this year). I'm going
to be making some premium Zin and Cab as I do every year. I usually use Pasteur Red, Montrachet, and/or a couple more recent strains with very good and consistent results. However, I'm just checking to see if anyone has any better yeast suggestions, i.e. what yeasts are used in $100+ bottles?. The local wineries here in the Napa Valley often use their own strains. Would it be worthwhile to try some of theirs which produced pleasing results? Has anyone made a yeast start from a bottle they really enjoyed? Let me know. Thanks! -Rob |
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