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There's a sweet Riesling that I'd really like to model a batch of mead after, so I thought I'd buy a bottle and do some analysis. Besides gravity and pH, what other qualities can I measure in order to produce a similar brew? Alternatively, is there a better way to measure the sweetness besides using a hydrometer?
 
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