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I have a batch of tea wine going, and it's foaming significantly
more than any other wine I've made. I did a batch of tea wine before with the results. I've made dandelion wine, wineberry wine (a wild raspberry), cyser, and a kit wine, and the foaming in all of them was minimal - barely enough to even call it 'foaming'. The foaming in my tea wine is not a problem, I'm just curious what causes it in this wine and no others that I've made? I used Red Star Pasteur Champagne yeast in this batch, but I've also used that in some of my other wines. Just curious... -- Joe http://www.joekaz.net/ http://www.cafeshops.com/joekaz |
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