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![]() "Doug Canning" > wrote in message ... > In the past I have been ocassionally plagued by this and are currently > having the following problem. I made a batch of wine from fresh juice > (cabernet) and when finished I filtered with a #2 filter to polish. > After bottling and storing for about 1-2 months I noticed that the > wine bottles show a heavy stain when consuming a bottle. The area > where the cork was of course remains clear but the area where the wine > was is badly stained. > > > What did I do wrong and how can I prevent this happening? A year's bulk aging in either glass or stainless prior to bottling should encourage most of that sediment to drop out therein, rather than in your bottles. Tom S |
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