A New Approach to Alcohol Content Reduction in Red Wines: High-Power Ultrasound

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To make lower-alcohol wines it might be best to choose the simplest approach; harvest the grapes earlier. However, this choice has implications for the composition and quality of the resulting wine as the grapes may lack phenolic ripeness. A new innovation in technology helps by including the use of ultrasound for wineries.


From cellar to swipe: Why Gen Z doesn't care about your tasting notes

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In the past, discovering a new wine might have meant browsing a bottle shop, flipping through a sommelier's list, or seeking the advice of an older friend with a taste for the finer things. It was a slow, intimidating process, one that often came with a sense of performance or pressure – especially for younger, less experienced drinkers.


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