On July 17 learn late season grape growing and harvest techniques for your small-scale vineyard with “Backyard Vines” Columnist Wes Hagen. Register now to grow and harvest the best wine grapes this year!
On July 17 learn late season grape growing and harvest techniques for your small-scale vineyard with “Backyard Vines” Columnist Wes Hagen. Register now to grow and harvest the best wine grapes this year!
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Five top medal winners from the WineMaker International Amateur Wine Competition share the secrets of their red wine blending success.
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Ask 5 winemakers and you may get 6 opinions about co-inoculation. But what does the science say?
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Here are some tips and suggestions on cellaring your homemade wine and maintaining the cellar itself.
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Bordeaux wine styles are the dreams, the ultimate goal of Cabernet and/or Merlot winemakers everywhere. Whether the wines are called Caberne
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There is more to cellaring bulk wine than meets the eye. Throughout the aging process, the winemaker is on a tightrope walk between interven
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Bottling your wine requires careful planning, preparation, and execution.
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You’ve heard over and over the importance of taking notes during winemaking. But what do you do with those findings? Follow along with the p
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Bob Peak digs into how much sugar is needed to get the desired alcohol level, and how much fruit is needed to offer a pleasing profile and a
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Sure, some wines are supposed to be carbonated, but most aren’t. To avoid unwanted bubbles in your table wines, you need to degas your win
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Lots of home winemakers concentrate their efforts in the harvest months using seasonally available just-picked wine grapes. But sometimes a
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Evaluate the specific aspects of your vineyard site to determine the best wine style to grow on your property.
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Country fruit wines can be quite difficult to achieve the desired color, aroma, and clarity levels. Here is a look at the various enzymes ty