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I got roughly 10 gallons of must from 22 vines - hope that helps

maybe you could try some "DamRrid" we've always used it in our RV to keep humidity under control

I have and after notifying supplier they were replaced for free

You are always a wealth of information :)

congrats

thought I had replied earlier but may not have gotten through. this is excellent - thanks so much - very helpful!

super helpful. thanks so much

checked the NC Extension website but the zone map is a little vague to say the least. is there a more detailed zone map that at least shows counties or better yet cities/towns? thanks again

yep - thanks again. been doing research but sure helps to talk to locals. When you said you were south of Raleigh - how far was that? any thoughts on Holly Springs area for vinifera?

Great - thanks for the help

Thanks for the input. wondering how far East that vinifera can be grown?

well that's the thing - we're totally open to where we relocate. grew hybrids in Montana but looking to get into vinifera. thanks for your response. will contact winemaker81.

Looking to relocate to North Carolina. Anyone growing grapes in North Carolina? If so where are you and what varietal(s) are you growing?

Thank you

Thanks for the kind thoughts

Our dear Molly May who left us this past Monday after 14-1/2 great years of companionship. First pic is the day we got her and second is her last day with us 😢

You could always try seeding your wine with cream of tartar which provides a nucleus for formation of tartrate crystals. Or as an alternative you might consider back sweetening to taste to offset the acidity - don't forget sorbate first however

happened to me before as well. H2O2 will work and shouldn't cause any adverse problems. not sure why you want/or need your wines to go through MLF anyway unless TA levels are way over 7 mg/l. Use cmason1957 recommendation to use lysozyme which will insure MLB won't do their thing. good luck

I believe that once sorbate has developed a yellowish color it's time to toss it out

Sorry to hear - always tough to loose a beloved pet