DanielB
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Hi all, I have a few fresh fruit wines that are being bottled after 6 months bulk aging.
Some of them, like the 'reds'; cherry, blueberry, blackberry are all fine...
But the 'whites'; apple, strawberry, raspberry all have a bitter aftertaste.
I think it is 'more' than just alcohol (they are 13%+!)... I wondered what could be causing it.
Maybe the yeast?
It would have only been Young's super wine Yeast, or a vin class dried active yeast.
There's no moulds, all is clear. No bad smells....
Could it be that I leave it on the yeast after fermentation too long? Or too long after clearing before racking?
I welcome your thoughts.
Some of them, like the 'reds'; cherry, blueberry, blackberry are all fine...
But the 'whites'; apple, strawberry, raspberry all have a bitter aftertaste.
I think it is 'more' than just alcohol (they are 13%+!)... I wondered what could be causing it.
Maybe the yeast?
It would have only been Young's super wine Yeast, or a vin class dried active yeast.
There's no moulds, all is clear. No bad smells....
Could it be that I leave it on the yeast after fermentation too long? Or too long after clearing before racking?
I welcome your thoughts.