I'll be picking up 4-6 Chilean pails this spring. Most likely all reds.
I haven't been impressed witht he whites so far from Luva Bella. I do have to say that the Gewurtztraminer is pretty darn good though. I adjusted acid post fermentation. Levels when I checked it were at .4%. I assumed these were balanced for acid as well as sugar as was previously posted here so I didn't bother checking pre-fermentation. If I do another white it would likely be another Gwurtz if available.That's my plan as well. So far I'm not impressed with the Reisling OR the Chardonnay. Dan, I'm bringing a bottle of the Chard up this weekend I'd love to get your take on what's up with it.
The Malbec is excellent though!!
I haven't been impressed witht he whites so far from Luva Bella. I do have to say that the Gewurtztraminer is pretty darn good though. I adjusted acid post fermentation. Levels when I checked it were at .4%. I assumed these were balanced for acid as well as sugar as was previously posted here so I didn't bother checking pre-fermentation. If I do another white it would likely be another Gwurtz if available.
That's my plan as well. So far I'm not impressed with the Reisling OR the Chardonnay. Dan, I'm bringing a bottle of the Chard up this weekend I'd love to get your take on what's up with it.
The Malbec is excellent though!!
awesome are you signed up already?
Since the season is fast approaching I'd like to know, What is your favorite Chilean juice? If you want to share how you made it, please do. Do you cold stabilize the Chilean?
Anyone have any ideas of how I can get chilean grapes or juice buckets in Texas? A quick google search didn't turn up any suppliers anywhere close to me.
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