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Hi,
Relatively new to winemaking and wonder why first racking is recommended for carboys before going to oak? I have a neutral 20 gallon barrel from repeated uses (from another winemaker).. I have a cab franc that is ready to be pressed (MLF appears to be near completion) and wonder why can't I skip the carboys and go directly to the barrel with a couple carboys for topping off; I'd re-rack after a couple of months and use oak chips in successive rackings. What problems do you see with this idea? I have another 35 gallons that I was considering racking directly to a brand new 30 gallon barrel but again what are the risks? Thanks. john |
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