I've never made wine before, and I have a Carboy with a valve on the bottom (like those big orange Gatorade jugs)...is this simply for cleaning or is there another method??
I've never made wine before, and I have a Carboy with a valve on the bottom (like those big orange Gatorade jugs)...is this simply for cleaning or is there another method??
potassium metabisulfite is basically a preservative. Keeps your wine from oxzidizing and keeps microbes from growing. Depending where the pH of the wine is of coarse.
Thanks. There are different ways to age in an oak barrel. I think many people start primary fermentation in oak and continue to let it sit for 3-6 months before racking in to carboys, cleaning out the barrel and then reracking back into the barrel. I would suggest letting it finish first in carboys and then racking into a barrel and tasting occasionally to see what how much oak flavor you enjoy and then bottling.
did you spray down the mixer with sanitizer b4 dropping it in?
trotti2929 11 months ago
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I've never made wine before, and I have a Carboy with a valve on the bottom (like those big orange Gatorade jugs)...is this simply for cleaning or is there another method??
Thanks - great videos!!
KMo19 1 year ago
I've never made wine before, and I have a Carboy with a valve on the bottom (like those big orange Gatorade jugs)...is this simply for cleaning or is there another method??
Thanks - great videos!!
KMo19 1 year ago
potassium metabisulfite is basically a preservative. Keeps your wine from oxzidizing and keeps microbes from growing. Depending where the pH of the wine is of coarse.
Aguilas707 1 year ago
2:44 you said genital. That's funny.
xxparsley 2 years ago
Excellent set of videos.
At what point in the process do winemakers age in an oak barrel. (Has fermentation been stopped and the yeast killed at that point?)
Zoltarswim 3 years ago
Thanks. There are different ways to age in an oak barrel. I think many people start primary fermentation in oak and continue to let it sit for 3-6 months before racking in to carboys, cleaning out the barrel and then reracking back into the barrel. I would suggest letting it finish first in carboys and then racking into a barrel and tasting occasionally to see what how much oak flavor you enjoy and then bottling.
benshomebrew 3 years ago
Great video series! Keep them coming!
blankskate 3 years ago