Australian research studies possible treatments for dealing with smoke-affected grapes and wine
The Australian grape and wine community has grown its defences against the impacts of smoke from controlled burns and bushfires with recently completed research providing clarity on mitigation and treatment.
Teams at the Australian Wine Research Institute (AWRI), La Trobe University and Agriculture Victoria led the multi-faceted project spanning three-and-a half years, aiming to reduce losses from smoke-impacted fruit and wine by assessing a range of treatments and developing early stage predictions of smoke taint risk.
Haloanisoles in wine have devastating effects on wine aroma and quality. 2,4,6-trichloroanisole (TCA) was the first haloanisole identified in 1982 as the cause of musty odor in wine. Even before it...
Who are the winners of Enoforum Web Scientists 2023 edition?
An Italian researcher, Dr Paola Bambina from the University of Palermo, is the winner of the First Prize at the 2023 edition of Enoforum Web Scientists, which was attended by 37 researchers from 9 ...
UC Davis enologist Anita Oberholster and two of her colleagues from other universities are being recognized for their research on how wildfire smoke affects grapes, grapevines and wine composition
6 innovative wine auxiliary companies winners for the crowd-writing contest of WICA - the Wine Industry Collaboration Alliance
6 innovative wine auxiliary companies have been named winners for the crowd-writing contest of WICA - the Wine Industry Cluster Alliance of EPAWI, the European Partnership for the Auxiliary Wine In...
Characteristics of the variety studied within the SalViBio project
The Lisöra is a grape variety rediscovered decades ago by Prof. Fregoni and his collaborators in the upper Trebbia Valley, between Cerignale and Corte Brugnatella. Together with other minor vines, ...
In 2022, despite the heat wave that touched many regions of the world, global wine production volume is expected to be at a level similar to the one observed last year. This would be the fourth con...
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