Guide
Wine Acidity Explained
Understand the difference between pH and titratable acidity and why bench trials matter.
Wine Making
Estimate the mass of tartaric acid needed to raise titratable acidity (TA). This simple mass balance does not model buffering or precipitation.
Estimate a tartaric-acid addition to move measured titratable acidity toward a target.
Good to know
No. TA measures neutralizable acids; pH measures hydrogen-ion activity. They describe related but different properties.
Bench trials are strongly recommended. Taste and re-test after additions; wine composition can make the result differ from a simple calculation.
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