Tag: Winemaking

Some Alsace wine producers are feeling squeezed out of the market by neighboring regions searching for affordable grapes. "Burgundy and Jura producers are coming to Alsace with cash in hand, ...

Machine learning (ML) is transforming winemaking by offering precise predictions of wine quality based on environmental factors and grape characteristics. Traditionally, winemakers relied on experience and manual observations to assess ...

Winemaking is both an art and a science, where chemistry plays a pivotal role in shaping the final product. From harvesting grapes to bottling the finished wine, analytical chemistry is ...

Winemaking is a fascinating blend of art and science, relying heavily on chemistry to transform simple grapes into rich, flavorful wines. Before the advent of modern technology, winemaking in the ...

The Austrian wine poisoning scandal of the 1980s remains one of the most notorious food adulteration incidents in modern history. Often referred to as the “antifreeze scandal,” this event not ...

Austrian winemakers adapt to climate change by shifting to new grape varieties. Climate change is reshaping Austria’s wine industry as rising summer temperatures reduce the acidity and freshness of many ...

The Australian wine industry is currently enduring one of its toughest periods, with many winemakers likening it to a crisis worse than the downturn experienced in the 1980s. Back then, ...

Australia is renowned for its diverse wine regions and unique styles, producing some of the world's most celebrated wines. The country’s wine industry is vast, offering a rich tapestry of ...

Complexity in wine is often misunderstood. It involves far more than just adding layers of flavors and hoping for the best. True complexity emerges from a careful balance of many ...

The National Inspection Directorate of the National Institute of Viticulture (INV) in Argentina has officially approved the use of the "Sustainable Argentine Viticulture" seal. This seal serves as a certification ...