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Over-extracted wines
08-03-2001, 11:03 AM,
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The other variable with over-extraction of wine is heat. If you leave fermentation to get a little hotter than it should, the extraction picks up steam too, which is how you get more and more color and fruit. But if you let the heat rise too much or for too long, you truly create a "thick" mix that can become a bomb. As Summa says elsewhere: no finesse.
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