Re: gross lees vs. fine lees and when to rack
- From: "patrick mcdonald" <partick.mcdonald@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 00:23:24 -0400
Jeff,
With that small amount of wine and large lees volume, consider centrifuging
the lees down to extract as much wine as possible. Tom S had insight on this
awhile ago and I've since bought an old clothes washer and hard wired it to
spin only. I haven't converted the pulleys to spin faster or remove the
brake (much better results would ensue) but an hour or so in the basket (in
containers, of course) settles out a significant amount of useable wine to
top off after losing so much in the racking operation.
Patrick
"jeff" <jchorniak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1_6dnXFhXYOjRqveRVn-3w@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> The site on sur lie is very helpful. But I've also got a few lees
> questions, and have posted photos for a visual. The photos describe my
> sediment situation better than what I can in writing. The photos may also
> describe what others are experiencing at this point. I hope what you see
> will provide enough information to answer my questions.
>
> Go to: www.africusrex.com/temp The question on the temp site, and the
> pictures are self explanitory.
>
> Looking forward to answers and suggestions.
>
> Jeff
>
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