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Well, I am completing my forth batch of wine and I am still confused on when
and what yeast nutrients to add. In the first three batches of wine I just ran through the instructions the wine store gave me and I ended us with three wines that tasted very similar, save the fact that they were worlds apart (literally) - Spanish grape Porto, Canadian Icewine style Riesling, and a California Merlot... The commonality between the three was the yeast used LALVIN 1118, fining agents and a lack of attention. Blasphemous it sounds...I just fermented the juice, added package #2, then filtered and bottled the wine...The whole process took about a month... Strangely enough, I ended up with is a bunch of wine that taste the same... Now that I am giving the juice the respect is deserves (and I have more than enough wine for when we have guests...Just kidding...;o) I want to make sure my wine doesn't taste like "home made." Based on all my reading and experience I am on the right track, however, when it comes to feeding the yeast I am not sure about the nutrients.. Does anyone have recipe that they go by that they feel works well? Or any suggestion on which nutrients are better then others... Any help would be appreciated... And thanks again to everyone who have been so helpful!! Happy Holidays, Shawn P.S. One more question, does anyone have any suggestions on what the best fining agents are? |
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