Wine Analysis Blog: Recent Comments

Comment on The Beginning

2010-08-25T23:00:56Z

Hi, You should be able to dilute your sample. If it is expected to be over 13 g/L, dilute 1:2. If you expect it to be around 12 g/L, dilute 2 parts of juice to 1 part of purified water.

Comment on Harvest Monitoring - Harvest Testing

2010-08-25T16:48:23Z

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Comment on Adding Malic Acid: L-Malic Acid vs DL-Malic Acid

2009-07-13T07:01:06Z

Wow, I never knew that Adding Malic Acid. That's pretty interesting...

Comment on Adding Malic Acid: L-Malic Acid vs DL-Malic Acid

2009-07-13T06:58:05Z

I was just thinking about Adding Malic Acid: L-Malic Acid vs DL-Malic Acid really helped out. Thanks!

Comment on The Beginning

2009-04-08T00:44:03Z

CONGRATULATIONS!

Your idea and ACCUVIN PRODUCTS
it's GREAT.

Comment on The Beginning

2008-12-31T07:52:33Z

Great effort. its really innovative approach to simplify the boring test procedures. Hope u will cme up wid std procedures dat we can use commercially.

Comment on Harvest Monitoring - Harvest Testing

2008-09-07T00:40:58Z

I will be sampling the vineyard in the cool of the morning. Comments?

Comment on The Beginning

2008-06-23T14:21:46Z

First thing I need to say is, "finally". Solution you provided, seems to me to be the simplest way of providing information to the vine maker. I have no real experience with your products so far but as educated chemist and quality professional I completely support your philosophy to control selected vine parameters.
I am not sure if I can help with new challenges for vine analysis but I will definitely promote your present solution.

Comment on The Beginning

2008-06-19T18:27:21Z

I have purchased the titratable Acidity Quick Test and find that the upper limit of the test is 11 g/L. Although I have not tested the grapes I plan to test, I suspect the values will be over this upper limit. I like some advice on how I might handle this problem. Could I dilute the must before running the test?