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On 24 October, we inoculated the first runs of three different wines with Chris Hansen’s CH-16 malolactic bacteria, supplemented with Microessentials Oenos. On 26 October, we lightly pressed and then started a second run. We added water at half the amount of free run and press wine. Cane sugar added at two pounds to the gallon.
The second run(s) are working hard. It is a cool fermentation at ~70°.
What I am wondering is whether the malolactic bacteria is strong enough to carry through to the second run. Should I add some Oenos to the second run to support the bacteria?
The second run(s) are working hard. It is a cool fermentation at ~70°.
What I am wondering is whether the malolactic bacteria is strong enough to carry through to the second run. Should I add some Oenos to the second run to support the bacteria?