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I over sulphited a gallon of black currant wine to cure an infection. It
seems to have worked, the wine tastes great, except for a soapy after taste. I decided to leave it for a year to blend with next years batch. Its kept in the coldest part of my flat (averaging about 14C) with a few other wines and I check them every few days. With in a space of 2 days, the wine suddenly dropped a white, cloudy sediment, about 1/4cm thick. I haven't tasted it yet, I don't want to move the bottle until the sediment has compacted a bit. Any suggestions as to what this might be? Is it sulphates dropping out of the wine? |
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