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I made a batch of chambourcin from local Maryland grapes last year, and it had
a funky, barnyard type smell...not at all floral or "grapey". Although the chemistries were OK, I figured that the wine wasn't worth keeping. Recently, though, I bought a bottle of commercially made Maryland chambourcin and it has the same off odor. I've heard that non-vinifera grapes will often have "foxy" smells. What are people's experiences with these grapes? If this is the best I can expect, then I won't try them again this year. Lee |
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