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Thank you for the support Tom and I will refrain from stirring. One
less thing for me to do leaves me more time to drink wine. On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 02:49:52 GMT, "Tom S" > wrote: > >"Jim" > wrote in message .. . >> On 21 Oct 2005 01:05:31 -0700, "Ben Rotter" > >> wrote: >> >>>DV, >>> >>>There are a number of issues to consider with regards to the timing of >>>MLB inoculation. >>> >>>See under "Timing of inoculation of cultured MLB" at >>>http://members.tripod.com/~BRotter/MLF.htm. >>> >>>HTH, >>>Ben >> Well after reading this article I have decided to no longer perform ML >> on the gross lees but instead press of after alcoholic fermentation >> wait 3 days to allow settling rack and then add my ML to the remaining >> fine lees. Keep the carboys under air lock and as Tom suggested stir >> every couple of days till ML is complete add 50ppm SO2, rack then bulk >> age. How does this protocol sound? > >That'll work. You probably woudn't need to stir using that protocol since >you will only have fine lees. It's only when you have gross lees present >that you have a potential H2S problem. > >Tom S > |
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