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...tember and the solution still isn't fermenting. The house if warm 72 degrees and that's not the problem. But I did find out that my son added 17 campden tablets to the wine without my perm...
Carbonation problem...I have made a Blond lager from Festa Brew. The taste is great, however i put 1 1/2 cups of dextrose in the carboy and mixed it before bottling and now i've left it to sit fo...
i realize this may be the wrong forum for this type of question, but i was hoping someone would read this and be able to share some experience or advice with me..
I drank a shot of everclear thi...
will having brandy everyday helps to get rid Gastric problem?
...re anything we can do to get the wine to "settle"? This is the first time we have run into this problem.
Thanks for your time!
Ron Brown, Connecticut...
I'm new to winemaking, with only a few kits under my belt and I'm wondering about something I'm seeing with my wine.
After degassing and clarifying and bottling, I'm seeing that...
I have an SO2 problem. Titrets vials indicate 100+ppm. Hard to really see color change because of the red of the Frontenac grape. Wine tastes burnt matchy. Wish to lower ppm to <50ppm. Have about...
I have a problem wine, a cab/merlot made from a kit. It refused to clear so eventually I did the pectin haze test found on Jack Kellers site. It showed that it was definatly a pectin problem.
I con...
I have not got a problem with you clearing out you stockroom. What I do have a problem with is you intentionally misrepresenting a product that you are trying to sell. I have tried to call and left ...
The problem with screw caps are that they are thinner in the capping and neck area. If you`re careful it won`t be a problem, but you risk breaking the bottle during the capping process. Could be bot...
...ttle fills with so much air that there's no room for Scotch. This "air/Scotch displacement" problem has resulted in countless bottles lost over time. We need to find a way to combat thi...
8% is a little low and could give you a spoilage problem. 11 to 13% is the standard for commercial wines for that reason. I personally would add a little more sugar to get 11%
I purchased some copp...
... the wine too young? Lack of alcohol? I use a hydrometer and is shows the wine is 1.095. Also, I have a problem with foam when making wine. Anything, to abate this problem or is it ok?...
..." straight pipe, ball valve and barbed fitting all brass). I searched the WWW and could not find any problem with this plan. Brass is used in plumbing and not sure if the alcohol will be a prob...
...away for Christmas and there is this scummy, milky junk that has floated to the bottom. Do I have a pectin problem, sugar problem or some nasty bacteria? I have tried some and it tastes and smells fin...
Pearlhouse, just have the photos not exceed 500 pixels and there shouldn't be a problem posting them here.
Interesting filter btw: thank you for sharing that knowledge.
I have the same problem with Ginger Beer
The problem is to keep it "natural" you have to stop the fermentation before the yeast uses up all the sugar and it then becomes dry. Brewers Yea...
...have this juice i get from boiling leaves, then i add sugar, before i seal it in a plastic bottle. But the problem is that three days later, the juice starts fermenting. In a matter of days, the ferme...
...ber who these where and make sure you NEVER by them again. Even send them a letter telling them about your problem.
Do anything you can to get them to change the glue for their labels.
It is really ...
The only problem is that plastic doesn`t provide the barrier to the outside environment that glass does. But for a week or two it should be safe as a secondary.
I'm not saying you have a problem but you do sound like a closet boozer.
You don't have to tell lies here.
No problem.
No Problem! Let us know how it works out ok?
To me the problem is the champagne bottle is only 7 ounces.
thnks for that but i have some raisins in the must and some floating about will this be a problem regards
...ways a good idea to make a yeast starter, it gives a faster better cleaner ferment and if you have a yeast problem it will be seen before you pitch!...
My finished muscadine wine has a bitter/alcohol taste. How do I fix that problem?
i always test mine on myself but if it smells ok i dont see much problem unless youve created some super 10000% drink that burns through soil brick they try it on the wife
if it is a problem. I suspect that it will last through your primary without trouble.
Oh yes, I have mostly seen references to using Everclear or a 150 proof Vodka.
I have been constantly using the d-47 yeast and till now I don't have any problem . I guess you should also try this out and I sure you will really see the great positive difference.
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