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![]() Tom S wrote: > > wrote in message > oups.com... > > > > Tom S wrote: > >> "Peter Muto" > wrote in message > >> om... > >> > Hi > >> > > >> > I've had my wine (CS, CF, Merlot separately) going through Malo for > >> > exactly 4 weeks. They have remained consistently at a tempature > >> > between 18-20 degrees Centigrade. > >> > > >> > I do not have the paper chromotography and will not be able to get > >> > some in the near future. > >> > > >> > How likely is it the wines have finished malo? > >> > >> If it's still fizzing, it isn't finished. > > > > It's not fizzing at this point. The wine is quite still and I observed > > for about 5 mins and saw no bubbles/fizz. > > I think I'm going to have to hope the ML is done as due to my father's > > need to make sausage, he has to cool the cellar (and make room) so I'm > > not sure what else I can do. > > > I'm very worried about the wine > > going that long without sulphite and the risk of spoilage/bacteria, a > > problem we've had in the past. > > Measure the pH and sulfite the wine appropriately. Keep it topped up. > Racking it now would be a good idea too. Top up with a similar wine if you > don't have any extra of the same. > > Tom S Thanks for all the help. Much appreciated. Peter |
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