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U.S. Tasting Team
October 2022, a team of four super wine-tasting women (who are also amateur winemakers) traveled to Champagne, France, along with their coac
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Technique
Dealing With Haze
While haze can sometimes just be aesthetically off-putting and not a true flaw, it’s something many winemakers like to avoid. Get the scoo
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Bottling Blues Leads to Kegging Thoughts
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Microbial Stability
Chemical and microbial stability measures must be taken after fermentation but prior to bottle aging to protect the wine from contamination
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Keys to Successful Fermentations
No two fermentations are the same, which means that there is always more to be learned with each one! Give your yeast the best chance for su
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The Fruit of the Vine: Winemaking in Israel
Considered one of the great wine regions back in the days when Phoenicians ruled the Mediterranean Sea, Israel is seeing a big comeback in r
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Technique
Balancing Wine’s Structure: Techniques to add and remove tannins
Tannins are a big piece of the large puzzle when balancing many styles of wine. It’s important to understand ways to increase or decrease
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Wine-wizard
Campden Tablets Best Practices
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Getting Grape Updates During Growing Season
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Wine-wizard
Coping With Grapes Affected By Smoke Taint
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Technique
Lees, Sur Lie Aging, and Bâttonage
Learn about the lees that we find in wine and how we can use them to our advantage.
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Technique
Pressing Like the Pros: Tips from the Pros
Do you whole-cluster press? Separate free-run juice and press fractions? Maximize juice collection through high pressure? There are a lot of