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I have 3 gallons of a Plum wine that has been slow to clear. The last
time I racked it (4th time) was five weeks ago. Tonight I used a little pen light to study it closely. The bottom 2 inches of the is quite nice, while the farther up I go it gets murkier and murkier. The flavor is just heavenly. We will certainly enjoy it, clear or not, but I sure would like to figure out how to get whatever is in there to drop out. I used 3 tsp of Pectin Enzyme when I started the must, so am I right in thinking it's likely not a pectin haze? What kind of stuff would rise? There' not scum at the top, just a greater density of cloudiness. |
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