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As the wine is fermenting actively with plenty of sugar it generates it's own heat and goes faster. As yeast levels drop, it slows down because the heat generated drops. With all the C02 being given off, don't worry about no airlock or even getting low. I would wait the extra day to let it get that bit lower. I don't like seeing my wine end up on the floor. I have fermented below 1.00 plenty of times before transfer and nevre had a problem. Just don't leave it dry in the fermenter for long without the airlock. A day will be fine.