I was racking my pear juice experiment tonight and had the misfortune of hip checking the table*. The lees was unsettled and started to cloud the carbouy. Before I caught the problem some cloudiness reached the new container. I stopped racking it and put everyting back under airlocks until I decide what to do. The perry did have perfect clarity until the bump.
Should I rack the remaining two cloudy gallons across and let it all settle out in the new vessel then rack it clear again?
Keep everything separate until gravity restores order?
Call the last two gallons lost and move on?
Could a coarse filter (a stack of coffee filters) aid my woes?
JF
*I'm fine, thanks for asking