Review on 🍷 Meticulous Winemaking with Midwest Homebrewing FR 60I4 MMZ0 Supplies by Sheppard Priest

If you're making one batch of wine a year from a kit, or just want to make your life easier, this pH paper is a great place to start as it's free. a lot of. If you produce more than one batch of wine a year and want better and more accurate results, I recommend buying a pH meter. When I first started making wine, pH paper was good enough. In the beginning I didn't use a pH meter or check the acidity and my wine was fine. Now that I'm more experienced, I need more accurate results; So I bought a pH meter. Here at Revain, there are many good low-cost models under $100. Once again, if you are happy with the results of using this paper, that's good for you.