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first attempt at pinot gris
Knowing that many on this group are experienced with this style of wine
making, I'm hoping to get some guidance. Though I've seen some of this discussed, I haven't seen specifics on how people handle this in glass. I'm making just a 5 g batch to see if it works out - using Brehm frozen juice. Any comments or suggestions on my 'plan' below are greatly appreciated. The grape stats are as follows: Brix 24.9, pH 3.30, TA 0.8g/100mL -will dilute to 24 Brix -use Lalvin D47 -Ferment on 1oz. of medium-toast French oak cubes (in glass carboy) slowly at 55-60F over 4 - 8 weeks. -will put through 'concurrent' MLF initiated at about 12 Brix. -will stir on the gross lees once per week during primary and MLF -will sulphite once MLF is complete. Do I rack at this point? -Continue stiring once per week - fine lees? gross lees? How long should the stirring continue? Are there risks here? -Fine with bentonite -Cold stabilize -Bottle Thanks for your help, RD |
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