mixed acid Vinoferm mixacid 100 g
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Fermentation Acid Blend for Winemaking - Quality Acid Regulator
This professional acid blend is specifically designed for winemakers to optimize the fermentation process. The blend consists of equal parts (33%) of citric, tartaric, and malic acids, ensuring an ideal balance in the fermenting liquid.
Precise Dosing in Winemaking
Using the acid blend is simple and precise - 10 grams of blend per 10 liters increases the acid content by 1 gram per liter. This allows the winemaker to accurately regulate the fermentation process and achieve the desired acidity level.
Determining Wine Acidity
Wine acidity is measured in grams of tartaric acid per liter. To convert sulfuric acid-based measurements used in French wine recipes, multiply by 1.53 to get acidity in tartaric acid units.
This quality acid blend is suitable for both amateur and professional winemakers who want to achieve precisely controlled fermentation process and high-quality end results.
Keywords: winemaking, acid blend, fermentation, tartaric acid, malic acid, citric acid, fermentation, winemaker
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29,90 €
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Precise acid dosing is extremely important in winemaking. The standard dosing ratio is 10 grams of acid per 10 liters of liquid, which increases the solution's acidity by 1 gram per liter. Measuring and Calculating Acidity. In French wine literature, acidity is expressed in sulfuric acid with a coefficient of 1.53. To determine the acid content in tartaric acid, multiply the acidity measured in sulfuric acid by 1.53. Useful Knowledge: Dosing ratio: 10g/10l. Acidity increase: 1g/l. Tartaric acid calculation coefficient: 1.53. These precise measurements and calculations ensure a quality wine process and achieving the correct acidity level.