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I'm never sure this group is still active, but here goes:
When making a white wine from grapes, I find that the SG is down to 0.992, but I'm still slowly bubbling. I'm assuming that this is dissolved CO2...do you agree? But even after 2 weeks of the wine at a SG of 0.992, it's still cloudy with only minimal signs of clarifying. I'd rather allow the wine to clear on its own, but I also want to have it relatively clear in time for the really cold winter weather to allow for a good 3 weeks of cold stabilization. Should I fine now with bentonite, or do you think I should just wait it out? Thanks, Lee |
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