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Thanks all, this was helpful. My neighbor and fellow beer-brewing compadre
has a 5-gallon carboy. To be safe, I think I'll use it and if there is any extra wine, will try to contain it in a 1/2 gallon jug. "A. J. Rawls" > wrote in message ... > On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 20:55:53 GMT, "Brian" > > wrote: > >>Have homebrewed beer for several years with good success. I won a wine >>kit >>at our club Christmas Party, a nice Shiraz. The kit calls for secondary >>in >>a 6-gallon carboy. All I have is a 6.5 gallon carboy (I thought this was >>a >>standard size). Anyway, the kit says to top up to within 2" of the >>stopper, >>and I'm wondering if adding that much water is a good thing, or do I risk >>ruining the wine by not doing so?! Thanks in advance for your help! >> > > I suggest topping up with a similar wine..... Two fifths should do > the trick. > > A.J. > |
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