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Alfonse
Mar 26, 2004, 10:46:13 AM3/26/04
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Has anyone tried the "V" vessel for fermentation? It seems like a great idea
and would cut down on racking and having to have an empty carboy to rack
into. I'm wondering about price (I think over $200) and the quality
especially in the valves (leaks).
Al
and would cut down on racking and having to have an empty carboy to rack
into. I'm wondering about price (I think over $200) and the quality
especially in the valves (leaks).
Al
Eddie
Mar 26, 2004, 3:58:02 PM3/26/04
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I have 2 v-vessels and they work great. Don't pay 200 bucks though.
www.undergroundbrewing.com has them for $129.00
www.undergroundbrewing.com has them for $129.00
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Brandon
Jun 27, 2004, 4:06:02 PM6/27/04
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I also have a V-vessel and it worked great, no leaks yet. I'm relatively
new to making wine but I think the idea is great, and racking the finished
wine was easy after a few bottles.
new to making wine but I think the idea is great, and racking the finished
wine was easy after a few bottles.
It's difficult to see if you have any sediment (lees) needing to be racked,
but if you rack your wine enough you'll be fine.
I finished bottling six gallons of White Zinfandel about six weeks ago,
which was made from a kit, and it turned-out great. I racked the wine
twice, although looking back, I should have racked the wine a few additional
times.
Brandon
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