Is it possible to restart a stuck secondary fermentation of sparkling wine? What remedies are there?
Hi, possible things to try:
Rouse it (agitate somehow).
If it's stuck in may be down on minor components such as a vitamin or mineral. So add some yeast nutrition?
Gary
Hi Gemma,
due to the closed system you have in Champagne production there are not many options:
- raise the temperature (remedies might be that then fermentation goes too fast; temperature impact on product)
- improve contact of yeast with product = shake the bottles (cautiously!)
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