On July 17 learn late season grape growing and harvest techniques for your small-scale vineyard with “Backyard Vines” Columnist Wes Hagen. Register now to grow and harvest the best wine grapes this year!
On July 17 learn late season grape growing and harvest techniques for your small-scale vineyard with “Backyard Vines” Columnist Wes Hagen. Register now to grow and harvest the best wine grapes this year!
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No matter which strain you use, be sure that you read up on all the specifications from the manufacturer around ideal performance conditions
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. . . a lot of sediment we find in wines actually forms after the wine is bottled, and is nothing that filtration can control.
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Brettanomyces is often an ambient microbe in the air we breathe, but that’s no reason to go inviting concentrated and healthy sto
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I find that when sugar is that low, the process of re-starting actually lowers the overall quality and you’re better off bottling slightly
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Because sulfur dioxide is so easily-oxidizable, hydrogen peroxide naturally ‘finds’ the easily-oxidized SO2 and the two hopef
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If you add some kind of sweetener that is fermentable (table sugar, grape concentrate, maple syrup, honey, etc.) you risk an uncontrolled re
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Most top-scoring red wines made in the U.S. are bottled after 18–24 months in barrel.