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Default Liquid Oak advice???

Start with a teaspoon per gallon. Let it sit a few weeks and give it a
taste, add more if you want.

Mark

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 20:47:59 -0400, Vince > wrote:

> Never used the bottled oak, I always used oak chips, how much
>should i use to get a slightly oak taste in 5gal carboy of red wine.
>Thanks Vince (Buffalo NY )


 
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