winemaking

Definitions

Examples

• So by praising producers who are good to the environment, the publication hopes to drive home the point that “sustainable winemaking is highly compatible with quality of taste,” Achard said.

• There’s a bit of anti-modernism and anti-technology ideology to this winemaking approach, but at heart it’s a counter-reaction to boomer wine and the idea of fermented grape juice as a luxury lifestyle statement.

• The newest Champagne, dubbed “PN,” was developed following a challenge within the winemaking team and is part of an ongoing series.

• Today, Caroline Latrive—one of only three female cellar masters in Champagne—oversees all the winemaking.

• Nowhere else in the world has this philosophy of winemaking been taken to such a level of detail.

• Here he also mastered winemaking skills that led to his becoming the Robert Mondavi of his day.

• And finally, and perhaps most especially, winemaking was a perfect way to travel and see the world.

• Do you notice any changes in the winemaking style and philosophy in the Napa Valley?

• Phylloxera struck in the late 19th century, and in the 20th century, Soviet winemaking mandates encouraged quantity above quality.