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![]() "Allen Meyer" > wrote in message news:wb4kg.27503$IK3.12154@pd7tw1no... >I have a batch of rowan berry wine on the go, pretty much finished. However >there is a bit of a bitter aftertaste to this wine. Would filtering help >remove this and which type (charcoal or other) would be better? Is there >another option to either remove the bitterness or to mellow it out so that >we could enjoy this? > Just an update. I did a double filter first one with two carbon filters and a #2 filter and the second time I used one carbon and two #2 filters. Removed the afterbite and mellowed it out very much. Wine is best served chilled. |
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