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ah. The joy of watching grandkids AND trying to do next steps in
winemaking. I messed up. I am making the Island Mist Mango Citrus Symphony kit (6 gallons) and during step 2 (initial racking) I didn't read the "don't top up at this stage" and topped with 1/3 gallon of white wine to the top of carboy. Now I have no room for stage 3 which is the stablizer, etc. Besides contacting the wine maker, which I will. Anyone ever do this, and suggestions? I guess I could during stage 3 (in 10 days) remove a gallon, add the stage 3 stablizer, etc. and then top back up with what I can of the gallon removed. A 2 year old and 8 month old can keep ya hoppin'! DAve |
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"I guess I could during stage 3 (in 10 days) remove a gallon, add the
stage 3 stablizer, etc. and then top back up with what I can of the gallon removed. " Bingo ! |
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![]() DAve Allison wrote: > ah. The joy of watching grandkids AND trying to do next steps in > winemaking. I messed up. > > I am making the Island Mist Mango Citrus Symphony kit (6 gallons) and > during step 2 (initial racking) I didn't read the "don't top up at this > stage" and topped with 1/3 gallon of white wine to the top of carboy. > Now I have no room for stage 3 which is the stablizer, etc. > > Besides contacting the wine maker, which I will. Anyone ever do this, > and suggestions? > > I guess I could during stage 3 (in 10 days) remove a gallon, add the > stage 3 stablizer, etc. and then top back up with what I can of the > gallon removed. > > A 2 year old and 8 month old can keep ya hoppin'! > > DAve Doubt you'll need a full gallon, just take out the volume of whatever you're adding plus about 100 ml so you can put the stirring spoon in and mix without overflowing. Pp |
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ah-ha! My guess was right, thanks, CJ. AND the winexpert.com folks
replied also and said the same thing. The f-pack and stablizer, etc. is about 860 ML, remove that much plus room to stir, then top up with what I removed. Could it be that I'm getting the hang of this? smile. After 4 kits, and 7 recipes? I'm no wine expert, but maybe I move up out of wine-newbie status. smile. Of course, if I FOLLOWED directions instead of trying to babysit and do wine making, that would be best. thanks for the reply. I thought I'd also post what the company said - which was the same thing. DAve CJ wrote: > "I guess I could during stage 3 (in 10 days) remove a gallon, add the > stage 3 stablizer, etc. and then top back up with what I can of the > gallon removed. " > > Bingo ! > |
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