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So far I have been fermenting strawberry wine. The fermentation stopped all the way dry at .9. I racked wine to a new carboy and added 3 crushed campden tablets to the 3 gallon batch. I have ordered potassium sorbate, stabilizer, sparkoloid, and extracts.

My question is being only two moths old and still going through clearing stages to rid it of the yeast, should I add in the potassium sorbate as well?


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Sorbate is only needed if you plan to add more strawberries or sugar. If not then skip the sorbate. There is no need to stabilize the wine.
 
I do plan on back sweetening. That's why I grabbed the sorbate.


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After the wine has cleared I would rack it to a clean Carboy and then add sorbate. Follow the recommended dosage on the bottle. Wait 24 hours and then backsweeten. Wait another 24 - 48 hours and then you can bottle.

Good Luck!
 
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