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![]() > so I should ignore the fine points until i have the fruit, do a SG > and pH test and adjust to suit? I'll explore this in other topics, but > i think i get the gist..... That would be the best approach. You could also throw caution to the wind and skip the testing. I made several batches of assorted wines and meads before I started testing pH and SG. I still don't test for acidity. pH and acidity are generally closely (inversely) related, however, in some cases you can end up with a high acid and high pH. Jack Keller's web site (http://winemaking.jackkeller.net) has more information on this. If you haven't already, I suggest you read his articles on this and other wine making subjects. Greg G. |
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