Re: sulfur normal?

Is the sulfur smell like rotton eggs? If it is you will require some yeast nutrient Use commercial yeast nutrient or Diammonium phosphate.

Hi all, > I am making a wine 'kit'. it is a Rose wine that was just a 23L bucket full > of juice, frozen. I added a packet of KV-1116 yeast and it is fizzing away. > I am kind of new at this and I was wondeirng about 2 things > > there is no krausen (Foam) on top of the surface. The other wines I've made > have been 1 gallon batches, all of which have foamed like crazy. > > Secondly, it is giving off a strong sulfur aroma. I know this is a by > product of some beer yeasts...I presume it will disspate and not be an issue > in the finished wine (ie. if you can smell it now, its being expunged?) > > john > > > -- > -"The other pubs were all > furnished with the faux "old country" furniture and trappings that must come > from some huge "Irish Pub Depot" store, and served Guinness ice cold, just > like the Blue." > -Drew Avis > > To reply by email, please remove 'nospam' > >
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