#160Listening: Fill in the BlanksAcademic,CoreMedium

Wine Making

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The first step is to fill your primary fermenter with 22 liters of water and [blank] the level using a marker. Then, sanitize your fermenter along with a [blank] thermometer and a hydrometer; add 1.8 liters of warm water to the fermenter and stir in bentonite, which will aid you in [blank] the wine. Afterwards, pour the grape juice into the fermenter with the bentonite solution; add 3.7 liters of warm water to the bag in order to get [blank] of any remaining juice and add it to the fermenter. To continue, top up the fermenter to the 22-liter mark with [blank] water, stir energetically for 30 seconds, draw a [blank] of the juice, and take a hydrometer reading.

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The first step is to fill your primary fermenter with 22 liters of water and mark the level using a marker. Then, sanitize your fermenter along with a spoon thermometer and a hydrometer; add 1.8 liters of warm water to the fermenter and stir in bentonite, which will aid you in clarifying the wine. Afterwards, pour the grape juice into the fermenter with the bentonite solution; add 3.7 liters of warm water to the bag in order to get rid of any remaining juice and add it to the fermenter. To continue, top up the fermenter to the 22-liter mark with lukewarm water, stir energetically for 30 seconds, draw a sample of the juice, and take a hydrometer reading.
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