Wine bottling set Videos

• 1. Cavagnino & Gatti Wine Bottle Labeler - Item# C739477
• 2. How to Use an Airlock
• 3. Wine Making - Storing and Fermenting Wine
• 4. Cascade Winery Barbera Wine
• 5. Follow up to my original Star San test
• 6. Carruth Cellars~Winery On Cedros 2011 Annual Bottling Day Party!
• 7. Bottling line label calibrating
• 8. Virginia Wine: Stone Tower Winery

Cavagnino & Gatti Wine Bottle Labeler - Item# C739477

How to Use an Airlock

User Comments

cubedg6611 commented on 14 Jan 2016

I have one question, when people refer to clean water, does that just mean regular tap water, or does the water need to be treated somehow prior to using it?

Anzacpaul commented on 02 Feb 2016

+cubedg6611 You can just use tap water, however I use starsan (no rinse sanitiser). You can also use vodka. The main reason for this is if some draws back in to your brew it's not a problem.

D3ADMAUB commented on 13 Nov 2015

I am the only person who disliked

Asada Martinez commented on 16 Nov 2015

why

Suiseisexy commented on 02 Mar 2015

See I knew it needed water in it, just won a bet. Making ale but it's the exact same thingy. Thank you, this was helpful.

Matt Williams commented on 10 Mar 2015

Glad you found it useful! Without the water this style airlock won't do much for you.They do make waterless airlocks too but they're not as common. Cheers!

Matthew Jejdj commented on 15 Feb 2015

Pretty much get a pill bottle and drill a hole in the bottom and stick a hollow pen inside and super glue it sealed then drill hole in the cap then put a cap on top of the pen inside the bottle and add water. Bam. Free.

Anzacpaul commented on 02 Feb 2016

+Matthew Jejdj These are like $1.00 from ebay.....

Wine Making - Storing and Fermenting Wine

User Comments

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TheKaymalee commented on 08 Sep 2009

I like his explaining of this process. He is very cleaer and procise.

escapist29 commented on 06 Oct 2010

ye i wish my teachers explained things like this guy

UnitedPebbles commented on 11 Jan 2013

probably aphyto anaerobic bacteria/fungi?

Lina commented on 22 Apr 2012

Wow that helped a lot. Thanks a bunch :)

Leonardo Sants commented on 12 Mar 2013

Obrigado . Excelente explicação .

Hannes Ploder commented on 27 Dec 2010

@escapist29 lol

Cascade Winery Barbera Wine

Follow up to my original Star San test

User Comments

LongDogBrew commented on 25 May 2011

Thanks for the update Immo. I need to pick up some test strips to check mine. I use tap water with my Star San. After storing the mixture for months, it stays clear without clouding up.

Donald Boyle commented on 09 Dec 2011

@1jerryf well no type of sanitizer is effective above a pH of 3 but if you don't want to take my word for it you can hear the owner of five star say it on a number of podcasts

immolateus commented on 24 May 2011

@glitch777 That's what I wanted to find out as I also keep a spray bottle of Star San....my local water table doesn't seem to affect the PH over long term

Donald Boyle commented on 25 May 2011

just remember once starsan goes above 3pH it doesnt work as a sanitizer anymore

Jerry Few commented on 09 Dec 2011

@prccap where did you get your info that it is no longer good above 3.

immolateus commented on 19 Jun 2011

@jaygnar Thanks, I'll have one more vid shortly about this topic.

jaygnar commented on 18 Jun 2011

lice to have some long-term data! Thumbs up!

Wayner665 commented on 28 May 2011

Using Star San is a huge money saver!

Carruth Cellars~Winery On Cedros 2011 Annual Bottling Day Party!

Bottling line label calibrating

Virginia Wine: Stone Tower Winery