- Winemaking, wine-making, or
vinification is the
production of wine,
starting with the
selection of the fruit, its
fermentation into alcohol, and the bottling...
- (lieu-dit)
meant that a
grower often had
insufficient wine from a
parcel to
vinify on its own.
Under French inheritance laws,
vineyard holdings were often...
- the
varieties Pinot blanc,
Auxerrois blanc,
Pinot gris and
Pinot noir (
vinified white,
without skin contact) may all be used, but a
blend of
Pinot blanc...
-
cellars usually vinify a
simple light red wine,
which is
characterized by a fresh, tart and
light body. It is also
frequently vinified as a rosé. Blauer...
- Hungary, Romania, New Zealand,
Croatia and Chile. Ch****elas is
mostly vinified to be a full, dry and
fruity white wine. It is also
suitable as a table...
- the
local vintners co-operative. In more
recent years, G.
Saladin did not
vinify any wine, but
instead sold the Pécany
grapes in bulk. In 1990, Château Pécany...
- The
process of
fermentation in
winemaking turns grape juice into an
alcoholic beverage.
During fermentation,
yeasts transform sugars present in the juice...
-
world and is
produced from 100%
Viognier – a
notoriously difficult grape to
vinify. Year of Production : In general, the year-to-year
climate of the region...
-
Pinot gris (called
Fromenteau in Champagne), Arbane, and
Petit Meslier are
vinified as well.
Champagne became ****ociated with
royalty in the 17th, 18th, and...
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private wineries and 103 cooperatives.
Those vineyard owners which do not
vinify their wines themselves deliver their grapes in bulk
either to a winemaking...
