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greetings all! Our wholesalers here in Boston are expecting the 1st trailers
of grapes this week. Our group has voted to try making Pinot Grigio this year & it looks like this weekend will be a white weekend. Has anyone any pointers for making PG? All responses greatly appreeshed. regards, bob |
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bobdrob wrote:
> greetings all! Our wholesalers here in Boston are expecting the 1st > trailers of grapes this week. Our group has voted to try making Pinot > Grigio this year & it looks like this weekend will be a white weekend. Has > anyone any > pointers for making PG? All responses greatly appreeshed. regards, bob Press off immediately after crushing. One year, I left the crushed grapes on the skins overnight. That year I made "Paul's Pink Pinot" It does not take long at all for the skins to color the juice. |
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