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![]() alien wrote: > Apple & Cranberry, > > It was about 3 months old when I bottled, and it was in the bottle about > a month. The wine was clear until I moved the bottle, but it took days > to settle again. I think I racked it twice after moving to secondary. > Once after three months and once again after fining. > 3 months is pretty short for a fresh fruit wine. It's probably just normal sediment still settling down from suspension. You can even get sediment after filtering if you filter too early. The particles need time to combine to get big enough to fall down, so even if the wine looks clear, it can still throw sediment later in the bottle. Pp |
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