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![]() Hello - This is my second shot at a sparkling white wine. The first time I added sugar (1/2 cup for 23 litres) and the carbonation was a bit lame. This time I talked to a fellow at the local wine store, who said to add yeast. I tried that and got zero carbonation and lots of yeast lying at the bottom of the bottle. But I HAD let it ferment out dry, and it had been sitting for a while. So tonight I took 12 of the bottles and added 10 ml of a 1/2-cup-of-sugar-to-1-cup-of-water syrup, then re-corked (in champagne bottles, with those plastic champagne corks) Sooo... my questions... will I end up with a) 12 bottles of cheap, flat, overly-sweet white wine b) 12 glass-encased explosive devices. c) A case of sparkling wine Also... how long will it take? Thoughts, anyone? Jeff |
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