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Infusion Spiral French Oak Heavy Toast

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5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews
$19.29

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 WINE MAKING 

8" Infusion Spiral French Oak heavy Toast are made from premium French oak. Oak Spirals are a great wine making additive to impart oak flavors to your wine without the labor intensiveness of barrel aging. These spirals deliver 8 months of new barrel flavor in as little as six weeks. Grab some for your wine today.

 

USAGE

It is best to use 8" Infusion Spiral French Oak heavy Toast during secondary fermentation. Oak spirals fit in the neck of your carboy and are a convenient solution for the home winemaker.

Be sure to monitor the flavor of your wine during the oaking process. Oak spirals can accomplish the equivalent of 8 months of barrel aging in as little as 6 weeks. Remove the spirals by racking your wine when you have reached the desired flavor profile. 

 

LIQUOR MAKING

Oak spirals can also be used to flavor Rum, Tequila, Bourbon, Whiskey, Scotch and neutral spirits.

 

 OTHER THINGS YOU MIGHT NEED

5-gallon-carboyCarboys

The bottlenecks of Five and Six Gallon Carboys are perfectly sized for using Oak Spirals.  

 

 

wide mouth jugOne Gallon Glass Wide Mouth Jug With Lid

A one gallon glass wide mouth jug is perfect for using Amburana Oak to flavor liquors. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

Reviews

Oak

"Adds more flavor been using these and like the results"

— timothy c. (5/5)

FRENCH OAK

"Love the flavor that adds to whatever I am making. Family & friends always ask what I added to the beverage. My secret. French Oak Heavy Toast is my go oak for flavoring. Hungarian Oak will be my next try"

— Dan W. (5/5)