IMHO, you've got nothing going on. Wonder if your juice buckets has some SO2 added at crush / press or prior to shipping to you. Did you add any before fermentation? I had similar results (or lack of) with my first two grape wines, one was frozen must buckets from Brehm, second was grapes from Chile which were crushed and frozen, both sequentially innoculated, I added no SO2 at any time. Didn't have my Vinmetrica then, so I wasn't able to test for SO2 that may have been added during processing. Since then, I've been adding MLB at day 2 or so and haven't had a failure since.
I didn't see it above anywhere, what sort of pH's and BRIX / ABV did you have with the must / finished wine. As you know, MLB is sensitive to a number of factors, temps, pH, SO2 and ABV. If any one is a bit out of range, it's usually OK, but if two are on the edge, you can have issues. For instance, if the upper range of your MLB's ABV is 14%, and you're at 14%, and it's SO2 tolerance is 50ppm, and you're at 50 ppm, I doubt you'll get anywhere. It's not just free SO2 that makes a difference either, bound SO2 can have the same stifling effect.