- Émile
Peynaud (29 June 1912 – 18 July 2004) was a
French oenologist and
researcher who has been
credited with
revolutionizing winemaking in the latter...
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clear that
Peynaud lost
balance and
slipped to the canvas. In
round 7,
Peynaud took a knee
following a hard body shot. A
right hook
dropped Peynaud down a...
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cause bitterness.
These principles are
outlined in the 1987 work by Émile
Peynaud, The
Taste of Wine. Vintage: The
Story of Wine, a book aut****d by British...
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tasting Typicity Wine
accessory Wine and food
matching Peynaud, Émile (1996) The
Taste of Wine: The Art and
Science of Wine Appreciation...
- were not seen
until 1949.
Having engaged the
services of
oenologist Émile
Peynaud, the
wines of Pape-Clément have been
viewed as
increasingly successful...
- Castelot, Belgian-French
historian and
author (born 1911) 2004 – Émile
Peynaud,
French wine
maker (born 1912) 2005 – Amy Gillett,
Australian cyclist and...
- of
white wine
based on
Verdejo with the help of
French oenologist Émile
Peynaud. In 1980,
white wines from the
Rueda region were
recognized by a Denominación...
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neglected vineyard, chais, and
mansion and the
consultancy of
oenologist Émile
Peynaud. By the time of Mentzelopoulos'
death in 1980, Château
Margaux was considered...
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topic of debate, with some wine
experts such as the oenologist, Émile
Peynaud,
claiming that the
prolonged exposure to
oxygen diffuses and dissipates...
- Jean-Claude
Berrouet became permanently attached to Pétrus.
Prior to this, Émile
Peynaud had been emplo**** as a part-time consultant. In 1969, 5
hectares (12 acres)...
