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>> Interesting...this looks like just about enough info.
>> I am confused about one point in his directions. >> This line: >> If 1.000 or lower, rack into clean secondary and reattach airlock. >> Rack again after 2 months and again after additional 2 months. >> "rack and rack again" is just moving from one glass vessel to another >> every two months, right? Why? > > The idea is to get the wine off of the sediment. The sediment consists of > grape parts and yeast cells both live and dead. Deteriorating sediments can > produce some "off" flavors and besides, we all want clear wine. > Steve Ok, and just one more question on this line: If 1.000 or lower, rack into clean secondary and reattach airlock. Rack again after 2 months and again after additional 2 months. I take this to mean if the SG is 1.000 or lower than immediately rack to secondary. Otherwise leave it be. Either way, you re-rack twice more. In the case of the SG being 1.000 you will have re-racked three times. In the case otherwise you will have re-racked twice. Is that correct? |
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