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"Steve" > wrote in message
... > On Fri, 13 May 2011 10:24:10 -0700, "Tom Kunich" > > wrote: > >>I have been making some Orange wine. After a couple of months I've tasted >>it >>and it sure is sweet. > > Some more info is ESSENTIAL to answer this question. At minimum, what > was the starting sg, and current sg. Some indicatiion of temperatures > would be nice as well. Also what recipe did you follow, and which > yeast did you use? > > It's really tough to give useful answers without some info to work on. > Maybe you used way too much sugar, and it will never ferment to dry. My memory is all fouled up from a head injury. But I distinctly remember following a recipe from one of the wine sites so I don't think I added too much sugar. In fact, I think I added less than they asked for because the oranges were so sweet to begin with. |
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