winemakers

So the many winemakers in areas new to wine have no choice but to import yeasts from elsewhere, at least in the beginning.

But in the early 1980s, stainless steel arrived, and with it temperature-controlled fermentation, which many winemakers now employ.

Winemakers in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia produce a wide range of ice wines, made from both white and red grape varietals .

Winemakers love the versatility of the Viognier grape and its ability to produce medium-bodied wines with a range of flavors.

The company is one of the oldest Maltese winemakers.

'Blending is the winemakers' equivalent to chefs cooking up a signature dish, ' says Brian Bicknell, owner of the New Zealand winery Mahi.

There was a diaspora [of Australian winemakers] that went across Europe, mainly Southern France.

winemakers increasingly choose yeasts that have been specially designed to act in high-alcohol environments.

Winemakers watch and wait until these two defining moments line up, and then. . . let the harvest begin.

The barcamp model is now being adopted by everyone from medics to MBAs, winemakers to origami experts.

Dr Velasco's efforts have discovered a treasure trove of information for technologically oriented winemakers.

Some winemakers use wild ML bacteria rather than cultured strains in the belief that these lend more complexity to the wine.

Many of the most ambitious artisan German and Austrian winemakers try to make their best wines using ambient yeasts only.

Winemakers have different preferences on the amount of time their wines spend in oak barrels.

Winemakers, concentrated between Maule and Santiago, suffered too.

In theory, winemakers can defuse the threat by simply shifting production to more congenial locations.

Silver Heights' Summit red Bordeaux blend is made by one of China's few female winemakers, Emma Gao.

Some winemakers use them to add tannic structure , spicy aromatics and flavours and increased weight and body .

Most winemakers even print the bottling date, rather than a vintage, on the label so consumers can find the freshest Vinho on the shelves.

Genetically modified vines worry French winemakers.

Australian winemakers went there and started making better-quality wine, and showed them how.

It's not too late for winemakers to save themselves through adaptation.

The people were fond of seafood and sun- bathing, were enthusiastic winemakers, reluctant housekeepers and notoriously bad at ball games.

Besides selling bottles overseas, U. S. winemakers are producing bulk wines to be bottled in China by local producers.

If winemakers aren't motivated to adapt to climatechange, what businesses will be?

There are, however, winemakers who believe early fining is disadvantageous for Pinot.

'We changed the way winemakers think about making and closing wine, ' says Mr. Noel.

Scarce quantity but fine quality guarantee winemakers bigger bucks for their bouquet.

Some winemakers today still use this method.

Winemakers select wood for their wine barrels from different forests for the effect on the finished wine.

Winemakers say the cellar, most valuable wine is 1961 year latour and estimate the market price for 3000 pounds a bottle of.

It wasn't until the development of epoxy-lined cement and stainless-steel tanks that winemakers had alternatives.

New World winemakers traditionally pay less attention to acid levels.

Though production is growing fast, Chinese winemakers still have a way to go to earn the respect of discerning drinkers.

Darwin said her California winemakers have been flying over to Hong Kong to host tastings and hobnob with customers.

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Winemakers usually consider the following before they blend:

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