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Nick Beermann
 
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Default Malolactic with higher Ph/Adding water

Because malolactic fermentation raises pH should I go ahead with it
when I've already got a pH of 3.8 in a Syrah must? One more question
to anyone who might know....That same must had a brix of 25.5 at crush
time. Is it wise to dilute it with water to lower the alcohol content
or would it be better to face the consequences of potential 14.8 to
15% alcohol at finish? Again, any advice would be appreciated.
 
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