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    Lost wine after fermentation

    Sorry, should have used the word evacuate instead of compress, and was looking at this the wrong way. While you may remove some of the air, without a reduction in the volume of space like a vacuum storage bag (hence the comment that it is a solid container) you still have a large volume of air...
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    Lost wine after fermentation

    1) Curious how this is then sealed and how long the seal lasts. 2) I find it unlikely that the air is compressed much, considering this is a solid container. 3) I generally have moved away from glass to Pet Fermonsters (6.5 and 7.5 gallons). I don't think I could relably seal this to a vacuum...
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    Lost wine after fermentation

    Can you please expand a bit on this? I've looked at their website and really don't understand how their headspace resolution works .
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    Portable AC for wine cellar

    Splits generally won't work with an exterior temp of under 15 degrees F. Remember the objective is to consistently maintain 55 degrees, even in the winter. They also get covered with snow, have maintenance issues with the winter and weather exposure, etc. Trust me, I much would have preferred...
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    Portable AC for wine cellar

    Hence my question... :-) I assume all your temps are in Fahrenheit. Split system won't work for you. If you are going to bother with this at all, you want to try and maintain 55-56 degrees consistently. You prefer NOT to have fluctuations. If I read your posts correctly, you should have the...
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    Portable AC for wine cellar

    Where are you located and how cold does it get in the worst of the winter (outside)? I have your solution(s). Seth
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    When you like to make wine, more than you can consume

    Can you please clarify what you did with the Seville rack? I have one, and was planning on adding 2 more at some point.
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    Going Commercial

    Very excited for you! The place looks fabulous. What kind of winters do you guys experience in Ohio? Is the through the wall cooling system going to have issues? Please continue to post pictures especially as you build out your cellar.
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    Best Winemaking Books - Professional Grade

    https://www.amazon.com/Books-Daniel-Pambianchi/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3ADaniel%20Pambianchi Techniques in Home Winemaking: A Practical Guide to Making Château-Style Wines Hardcover – April 1, 2012 by Daniel Pambianchi (Author) Best book, hands down. Try and get the latest...
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    removing labels easily

    Thank you for sharing the links! Great project. Very talented. I am just finishing up my cellar and perhaps I will post some pics of the done deal.
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    removing labels easily

    Johnd- What labels do you use? The peel off label that I have used from Staples cannot get wet, otherwise they bleed. Would love to see more pics, full size, of your cellar. Just finishing mine. Thanks Seth
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    PET Carboys / better bottle and knockoffs

    You need the airlock and should never go without it, to prevent oxidation AND to prevent contamination by aything else that may be airborne, in addition to bugs.
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    Larger home wine storage options

    I have had great experience with the 7.5 gallon fermonsters (morewine.com). They are avail. ported as well. If you go with the port and spigot, order an extra washer and put a washer on both inside AND outside. Just MHO. I don't know what the micro-ox properties are, if any. Candidly, I would...
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    PET Carboys / better bottle and knockoffs

    I know this is an old post, but hoping you reply. 2 questions: 1) You mention O2 permeability. Which ones are O2 permeable, and how permeable are they? Wouldn't this permeability be good to duplicate barrel micro-ox transfer? Would you lose some to evaporation? 2) I have gotten spoiled with the...
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