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![]() "hombrewdude" > wrote in message oups.com... Tom, When you say "kept cool" what temp is that? Probably 50°F or so. Maybe a little lower. I plan on doing more chardonnay this year, but plan on fermenting in my temp controlled freezer. I was planning on 55° F After it is done with the primary do you let it warm up for the malo? No need to. In barrel, the fermentation warms the juice/wine, and ML is already going. Toward the end of fermentation I crank the cellar temperature up closer to 68°F or so and let the ML finish. I don't know how that'll translate to fermenting in a keg or carboy in a freezer. You might want to dial in ~60°F to begin with and bring it up after fermentation peaks. Just a guess... Tom S |
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