[Growwine] Unusual topic, but

Vernon Speer vspeer at mchsi.com
Thu Jul 3 13:06:01 EDT 2008


Wayne,

I just tie it off, I don't think it matters...at first I put an  
overhand knot in both ends...but that wasted a lot of expensive  
tubing...now I just loop thread around it three or four times and put  
a surgeons knot in...takes about 3 or 4 seconds and I've yet to have  
one fail.

I used to degorge...fill, sugar, yeast, crown cap, lay the bottle  
down for a year, then put point down and shake when I walked by a  
couple of times a day, if that...just too time consuming...chill the  
wine to about 30, freeze the neck in a brine solution, pop the crown,  
blow the plug, re-crown. This seems to be the answer to my  
problem...being lazy...and still liking a good bottle of wine...and  
always doing it a little different...sometimes for the  
better....sometimes for the worse, I've made a lot of marinate in  
these trials. It's still in the works stage, but I think it will  
prove out.

On Jul 3, 2008, at 11:18 AM, Wayne Holland wrote:

and do you tie off the dialysis tubing with thread as well? fold it?
crimp it?
wayne
On 3-Jul-08, at 8:21 AM, Vernon Speer wrote:

> I use the standard crown closure. I don't degorge...initially I left
> the tube in, but now tie in a little #8 thread off my fly tying desk
> to pull the tube out after I open the bottle...just an ascetics
> thing. I've only been experimenting with this for 3 years so this is
> still a work in progress. Any suggestions, sympathy or other will be
> much appreciated.

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