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Thank you. I won't use them. You are i assume suggesting that a funky smell from the plastic would permeate the wine.
Wonder why this fool was allowed to post his way to make wine at home cheap? Making cheap wine |
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Well, there are plenty of prison hooch websites, too, but that doesn't mean it'll be good wine!
The problem with plastic water bottles is not necessarily the "plastic taste" it might impart (although that is bad, too)- the problem is oxygen permeability. You want 0% oxygen contacting your wine after fermentation and you'll leave it in secondary maybe 6 months or more at times. That would be a huge problem- you want to protect your wine from light and oxygen. I use glass carboys with an airlock to protect them from oxygen and cover them with towels or dark t-shirts to keep out the light.
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If you are going to use Welches grape juice...you could use any beverage container, I suppose. That kind of wine is not aged and stored for long periods of time. So for that go for it! no problem
If you want to make real wine and age it properly I would not use water bottles. |
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Damn Yooper.... we did it again
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Well that is precisely what i am planning to do"use Welch's frozen concentrate" and the wine won't be around long after it is finished either. BTW i am not getting the notification of new mail arrival. Wonder why. I asked for that . |
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