I'm about to try my first wine kit, a cheap one from Wilko, Chardonnay. I've never before made a wine worthy of the name.
Now my tap water is quite hard and very alkaline, such that it gets treatment to make some styles of beer from grain. Could the same apply to kit wines, as I doubt if any acid that might be desired in the final product could survive in my water.
Wine Kit and Water.
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Wine Kit and Water.
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Re: Wine Kit and Water.
I filter all my water for wine making Eric, using a water gem filter & I've been more than happy with the results. To be honest, I haven't looked into wine water treatment too deeply, if it ain't broke I'm not going to try to fix it.
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Re: Wine Kit and Water.
Thanks HH,
From your earliest advice on this forum, we fitted a water filter to our kitchen supply. I think you might well have given the answer.
Thanks,
Eric.
From your earliest advice on this forum, we fitted a water filter to our kitchen supply. I think you might well have given the answer.
Thanks,
Eric.
Without patience, life becomes difficult and the sooner it's finished, the better.