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A buddy and I have been making wine for quite a while, and while the results
have been acceptable, better would be fine. One place where we may fall down is the degassing. We bought a wand that fits in a drill and the ends flare out when the drill is turned on. Initially we did this at slow speed but perhaps lately got a little carried away. The last couple have foamed rather violently. Should we discontinue its use, use it only at slow speed, or just give up on it and use the spoon. Is just hard to tell when the wine has been completely degassed. We have noticed a tingle on the tongue in some bottles, but not all. Is that incomplete degassing? Thanks in advance RB |
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