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From: billyd44444
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  • WineXpert kits are great set ups and Ive never had any issues with their kits. For degassing I used to use a drill mounted stirring whip but have since invested in a small vacum pump and use it to degass and it works better then any other method Ive found for degassing!

  • The Kit you make is NOT a WINEXPERT kit so there instructions could differ from the kit I'm making.Go luck and enjoy your wine...

  • I just looked at my instructions after you mentioned NOT to remove the sediment at day 20 but my California/european/ken ridge wine kits say to REMOVE the sediment. They also say NOT to top up the fermentor with fresh water so as to have a properly balanced wine. I find after making a 23L kit you end up with just over 21.5L.

  • The Kit you make is NOT a WINEXPERT kit so there instructions could differ from the kit I'm making.Go luck and enjoy your wine...

  • I couldn't agree more about the quality and price of this stuff. My kits (California Connoisseur) DO require racking before degassing. I guess it depends on the manufacture. Check out my wine making videos.

  • This was really helpful, thank you! I wish we'd known how long the mixing would take before deciding to do it by hand. Heh.

  • salut, you can put co2 gaz in it to prevent oxydation

  • You are getting so good Billy D!

  • I don't make wine or beer but this was still intersting for me to watch,5*

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