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I have a batch of 100% strawberry that is just about ready to bottle. At
the most recent racking it had a nice straberry flavor but with a somewhat tart finish - the tartness was kind of nice and not an unpleasant bitterness. My question is will sweetening the wine a touch mellow this tartness, or will the tartness mellow with aging making the sweetening unnecessary. I prefer my wines dry so I would like to avoid sweetening also with the amount of fruit I have used the "sweet" flavor of the fruit stays on the palate so I am afraid that a little bit of residual sugar might make the wine sickly sweet. Any advice from others who have been here before? Thanks- JJ |
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