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"Ray Calvert" > wrote in message
. com... > >> >> Thanks for the tips. I have the acid test kit and plan to use it. >> >> Would either pre or post fermentation be better to make these >> adjustments? >> >> toddvb >> >> >> > I recommend that you adjust acid to ballpark using your acid kit and add > as much tannin as you think you may need or as your recipe calls for. But > be careful not to over do it. It is not easy to take it out. Then to > final adjustments after fermentation by taste. Ray > I did just that. The acid test showed the acid content was about where it should be 0.6, but I added 1 tsp of acid blend anyway. I tested the pH with a paper strip and it came out at 3.6, also about where it should be I believe. I also added 1 tsp of the tannin. I wasn't going on any kind of recipe, but the amounts I added were at or below most recipes I have seen so I thought that would be a safe starting point. I'll test and taste it again when I transfer it over to the secondary and make more adjustements then. toddvb |
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