It is demonstrated that to obtain a colloidally stable apple wine it is necessary to perform depectinization at least once, best in the pulp. A second or third depectinization is not advisable since the result is an increased methanol content on the finished product, and this is not necessary to ensure colloidal stability of wine. It is also shown that a full fermentation of sugar in the must gives wines of better quality than the application of partical additional fortification does.
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