For comparison, we'd be looking at day 29. In past years:
- 2016 - 44 days
- 2015 - 20 days
- 2014 - 14 days
- 2013 - 14 days
- 2012 - 14 days
This would put us in the sweet spot between 2015 and 2016 - possibly our two best white wines. And way past 2012, probably our best red wines. (But remember, that 2012 red spent a leisurely 31 days fermenting in the primary.)
We'll look to rack and probably add meta: 20 ppm? 30? Nothing was added at crush or pressing. Happy to have everyone weigh in on this. And should we do this with both the white & red? Or maybe let the red sit another week, assuming malolactic fermentation is still going and we don't want to stop it?
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