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Seeking an "Acidity of the Must 101" , or an Acidity FAQ Please....

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Seeking an "Acidity of the Must 101" , or an Acidity FAQ Please....

Ben Rotter has a very good website for home winemakers too.

Try this: http://www.brsquared.org/wine/

Joe

> I also find this on PH

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