Subject: NEW! How to Make Rosé - Step by Step Instructions

Made from red grapes, the process is nearly identical to making white wine.

NEW! How to Make Rosé

Step-by-Step Winemaking

Time Line of Rosé Wine Fermentation

2 to 24 hours

Crushed skins and juice soak to achieve desired color, then press.

1 to 2 weeks

Juice Fermentation with yeast in Primary Fermentors 3/4 full.

1 Month

Rack finished wine to clean fermentors, topped full. Settle out lees. Sulfite.

2 to 4 months

Rack off lees and fine or filter. Add sulfite and keep cool.

In the spring

Rack to bottling container, add sulfite, fill and cork bottles. Optionally, back sweeten.

  1.  Crush the grapes to break the skins. It is not necessary to de-stem them. Keep the grapes as cool as possible. Stir in pectic enzyme (pectinase) at the rate of one ounce to every 200 lbs. of grapes, or use Lallzyme™ Cuvée-Blanc. Place the crushed grapes in a covered container to macerate from 2 to 24 hours. If left to stand longer than 2 hours at this stage, the crushed grapes should be refrigerated.

  2. Test for total acidity. If the acidity is less than 0.65%, add enough tartaric acid to bring it up to that level. If you have a pH meter, calibrate it and test the pH as well.

  3. Test for sugar with your hydrometer. Correct any deficiencies by adding enough sugar to bring the reading up to 20° Brix. If higher than 24° Brix, add water to lower it between 20° and 24°.


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