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> > I started my frozen concentrate wine 2 1/2 weeks ago. It hasn't bubbled

> very
> > vigorously since. It was bubbling (in the air lock bubbler) once every 2
> > sec. Now it's once every 15 sec. The specific gravity has only dropped

> from
> > 1.075 to 1.065. I've made lots of concentrate wine before and had

vigorous
> > bubbling within the week. I've added some lemon juice and some more

yeast
> > but still the same. What do I do? Or do I just let it do it's thing?
> >
> >

> Have you tried adding nitrogen nutrient to the mix?
>

Excellent idea!!! Why didn't I think of that? Guess I'm just stupid....
Dissolve it in a cup of water and dribble it into the must so it doesn't
erupt like a freshly opened bottle of champagne that's been shook in a paint
mixer....


 
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