I am planning to put on an apple and pineapple WOW tonight however I dont have any citric acid. Will the juice of 1 lime do?
It will but TBH i stopped using it years ago as we couldn't really tell the difference when i made one without it.
I am planning to put on an apple and pineapple WOW tonight however I dont have any citric acid. Will the juice of 1 lime do?
It will but TBH i stopped using it years ago as we couldn't really tell the difference when i made one without it.
I am planning to put on an apple and pineapple WOW tonight however I dont have any citric acid. Will the juice of 1 lime do?
I would have thought so, pineapple juice itself is fairly acidic so you might not need a lot extra
I ended up using 2lt apple and l lt pineapple. Ended up at sg of 1.100. Not sure if that's too high but I'll be happy if it gets to 13% abv.
If i remember correctly the standard juice wine started at 1090 so not too much higher.
So don't look like I've balls it up then. I'll take that as a win
Reason #2
Adding Too Much Sugar At The Beginning Of Fermentation:
When a fermentation occurs what is really happening is the wine yeast is consuming sugar and turning it into alcohol. So the amount of sugar that is available to the wine yeast controls how much alcohol that can be made. But contrary to reason, it is possible to have too much sugar in a fermentation.
If the sugar concentration level of the must becomes too high at any given point--either at the beginning or during the fermentation--it starts to have an inhibiting effect on the yeast's ability to produce alcohol. In other words, the higher sugar concentration starts to act as a preservative effecting the fermentation in a negative way.
https://eckraus.com/wine-making-stuck-2
What is Stute WGJ please? I imagine it's white grape juice of some sort.<SNIP>
1 litre Stute WGJ
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What is Stute WGJ please? I imagine it's white grape juice of some sort.
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