Thanks for the opinions. I was looking for something in the 10-20
gallon range. An alternative to having "break down" the wine into
smaller containers once the original container is opened.
The "floating lids" sound like more trouble than they are worth. I
think I might investigate kegging with Nitrogen a little more closely.
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 18:52:47 -0400, "J F" > wrote:
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>"Brian Lundeen" > wrote in message
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>> "J F" > wrote in message
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>> > I have experience in a commercial winery with floating lids up to 15000
>> > litre tanks.
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>> All I have is a 200 liter tank, but I will echo all your complaints (well,
>> OK I don't need a ceiling mounted winch for mine).
>>
>> Nice idea in theory, but this fall when it came time to protecting my must
>> as fermentation was dying down, I just resorted to some heavy plastic
>> sheeting. I doubt if I'll ever use the lid again.
>>
>Did I mention you should check the membrane air prerssure frequenlty to make
>sure the seal still exists? Thay have habit of slowly leaking even if the
>membrane is not ruptured.
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