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Hi All,
I have a nice cabernet going in carboys now (30 gallons), and though the PH/TA levels seemed OK prior to fermentation (TA 6 and PH 3.6) the TA has now dropped to 4.5 with a PH of 3.48. My question: Is there a way to safely increase the TA after fermentation? Every article I read always says to add it before, but is it possible to add it after and get adequate results?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, PB |
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