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On 25 Oct, 22:41, "Bob F" > wrote:
> "Jethro_uk" > wrote in message > > news ![]() > > > > > > Hi guys, > > > making my 4th red wine from a gallon kit (Beaverdale, although others have > > been different). This one is a valpolicella. I've tried a Cianti, and a "Vieux > > Chateau du Rio". > > > All of them have stopped fermenting after about 8-9 days, and tasted too > > sweet. Following my LHB advice, I've checked with a hydrometer, and the sg is > > 994 - I was told really less than 990 is right for a drier red. > > > The demijohns are kept in the kitchen - temperature ranging from 18 to 22 > > celcius. > > > I'm puzzled, as is my LHB - In the same period, I've made 4 white wines, which > > have come out perfect. Also my beer has been good too. > > > Is there a trick or secret to red wines. My first ever wine was a red (a > > merlot) 5-gallon kit, and that was perfect. But I'm reluctant to buy another > > big kit, until I know I can do it right. > > > I've read about stuck fermentation, but don't want to jump to conclusions ... > > the fact this has happened more than once suggests it's me ! > > > thanks in advance > > If you don't get the answer here, rec.crafts.winemaking might be a better group. WHOOPS ! Sorry ... it's just I subscribe to here, since I started with Beer ! |
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