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Acidex Adjustments

While Acidex treatment is a last resort solution for me, it is sometimes needed. Growing red wine grapes can certainly be a challenge some years.

When I started using Acidex, the manufactures instructions were a little confusing, especially when trying to follow them on the job. It didn't help that the TA was expressed in %.

Reviewing the following information should help in following the correct workflow. And possibly reducing errors.

A good review on acit is here:
http://www.bcawa.ca/winemaking/AcidControl.htm

The formula below is a jpg that you can copy and print out to use and keep with your batch records.

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