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On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 02:03:06 +0000, Steve wrote:
> hawk: > > Some people prefer a DRY white zin. I would be one of those--but this was the deliberately sweet "wife wine" to be served . . . > If so, just leave it. If you want > to sweeten it, I would recommend wine conditioner rather athn straight > sugar, although some use sugar. > > I would GUESS that the included pouch would be equivalent to about 400ml > of wine conditioner. Time got in the way. I'd forgotten to deal with this a month or two earlier when I realized it. > But as DAve already suggested, ask Winexpert. I didn't even have that much time ![]() I ended up dissolving a half cup of sugar in a bit of warmed wine; that got it just about right. Thanks to all hawk -- |
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