140. PRESSING THE HUSKS.

As soon as all the must is drawn off from the vat, the husks are

to be put into hair-bags, and the mouth of each bag is to be well

fastened, then put into the press, and the whole pressed without

delay. The must that is pressed out is to be mixed with the must that

was drawn off from the vat. Many ways may be contrived for pressing

a small vintage, for those persons who cannot afford to purchase a

proper wine-press; but several wines do not require pressing; and may

be strained through a sweet, clean, canvas bag, made with a pointed

end downwards.

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