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Hi everyone...
I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the posts on this newsgroup for the past 4 years. I live in Nebraska and there are very few home winemakers here so I rely on this group and one other to expand my knowledge. Thanks to all of you for this. I will visiting my son this year who just moved from Bowie, MD to Harpers Ferry, WV and I would like to bring home some juice pails when I depart for my return trip to Nebraska (I'll keep them cold for the return 20 hour trip). I plan to return home 10/31/08. At this time, I was planning to buy them from Luv-a-Bella in Lowellville, OH (which is right on my route home). Is there a better place to buy them? Or, are there any other alternatives in NE West Virginia or NW Maryland? Also, I understand that these juice pails are "balanced" (acid/pH/ Brix) and pre-inoculated with yeast. Sounds simple enough. Should I do mlf or would it be better to use Lysozyme to prevent it? Someone told me that some juice pails are balance with D-malic which can't be metabolized by mlf and leaves you thinking you have a stuck mlf when testing with Chomatogarphy test. Any help or comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!! |
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