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I was chatting with a guy at a local wine/beer making supply shop the other
day, and I mentioned to him that a mead I started 13 months ago, is still fermenting. He said that if I wanted to stop the fermentation, that all I needed to do was filter it. Not wanted to appear too uninformed, I just smiled and agreed with him. But of course, I have very little idea what he's talking about. I recall from a brewery tour, that some beer brewers filter their beer to 3 microns to remove active yeast, but is that possible at home for wine? Do any of you all filter wine to end fermentation? Thanks Nate |
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