Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Pitched the yeast on my Yakima Syrah earlier this morning. Later will be taking down the Christmas tree, making chicken soup and watching some cold football.
mangojack said:Stirring my High Bush Cranberry wine in the Primary,7 more days before racking into the Secondary,taste a little tart,maybe just a new wine flavor.we will see.
Used my Buon Vino Mini Jet for the first time today. I definitely made it more complicated in my head than it actually was. Worked really well and only lost about an 1/8 of a cup. Used the coarse filter (#1) today. In a few days I will use the polishing (#2) and then wait a couple days and bottle. I'll have to take Santa out for dinner as a thank you for getting it for me.
Shelly in the future if you only filter clear (no sediment) wine you can skip all the other filters and just use the tightest one. When I had a mini jet I had no problems filtering 30 gallons with the same set of pads with only a few minutes of break in between carboys.
Yeah well if I cared about the almighty buck, I would have told you the same thing. If I cared about you as a winemaker I would show you where you could save to spend money on something else.
Who in the he11 are you talking too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Shelly in the future if you only filter clear (no sediment) wine you can skip all the other filters and just use the tightest one. When I had a mini jet I had no problems filtering 30 gallons with the same set of pads with only a few minutes of break in between carboys.
That's good to know. This was a 3 gallon black currant that I had started in August. Last racking was November and when I transferred it to a clean carboy per instructions there was no sediment in it. I was under the impression from talking to the brew store I had to run it through all 3 grades of pads before I could bottle. He graciously sold me all 3 sets. Now I know, Thank You.
Runningwolf said:Shelly in the future if you only filter clear (no sediment) wine you can skip all the other filters and just use the tightest one. When I had a mini jet I had no problems filtering 30 gallons with the same set of pads with only a few minutes of break in between carboys.
That's great info thanks! You just saved me some money! I do mostly reds so I haven't had a chance or the need yet to use my filter system...
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