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Hello everyone. Quick question(s)
I just bottled my first batch on Friday. Today I started to put the capsules on. I put the first one on, and when I was done, there was a whitish fibrous matter floating in the wine (this happened right after I inverted the bottle). I thought maybe it is a precipitate that evolved from the heat and that it would regain solubility after a short while. No good. So I am thinking--do some corks have an amount of wax in them? That would explain it, but I surely don't know. If so (or if else), how do I keep this from happening as I put my other capsules on. Thanks in advance! JQL |
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