Special deacidifier for deacidifying in accordance with the double-salt method: the must is partially deacidified and then mixed with the rest of the wine. Malic acid will also be neutralised due to the strong deacidification.
Special deacidifier for deacidifying in accordance with the double-salt method: the must is partially deacidified and then mixed with the rest of the wine. Malic acid will also be neutralised due to the strong deacidification.
When and how to use a deacidifier?
Deacidification is best done as early as possible. Calcium carbonate is the most commonly used deacidifier. A great deal of frothing sometimes occurs on deacidification. You should therefore use a sufficiently roomy barrel/receptacle. Add the necessary quantity of deacidfier to the must, stir for a few minutes and leave to rest for a while. Stir again and once more leave to rest. Repeat this a few times until there’s no more CO2 formed (no sound of gas). Now leave everything to settle for 12-24 hours. Then siphon the must/wine, leaving the white layer at the bottom.
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