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WINE An enological overview by Mike Diliberto

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WINE An enological overview by Mike Diliberto

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GRAPES INTO WINE

[Speaking about wine drinkers]“He does not have to know anything about the biochemistry of fermentation, any more than he needs to know the difference between an ohm and a watt in order to turn on a light. …The satisfaction to be had from wine increases greatly if one knows what it is, how and why one wine differs from another, the sequence of changes that take place as grapes become wine.”

- Philip M. Wagner

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HOW?From grape juice to fine wine…

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FERMENTATION

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FRUIT

Flavor Color Sugar Content Yeast

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TESTS FOR SUGAR

Approx: BRIX(.58) = Alcohol %

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FRUIT

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ANATOMY OF A VINE

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HARVESTING

By Hand Mechanical Harvester

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HARVESTING

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CRUSHING

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THE CRUSHER - STEMMER

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PRIMARY FERMENTATION

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PRESSING

Juice Exits HereJuice Exits Here

Ratchet HeadRatchet Head

Pressure PlatePressure Plate

Grape BasketGrape Basket

Drive ScrewDrive Screw

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PRESSES THROUGH THE YEARS

Our first press, purchased 1986

Ruins of the Roman Forum, 500 BC

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SECONDARY FERMENTATION

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HERE’S TO OAK BARRELS…

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SECONDARY FERMENTATION

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KEEP THE O2 OUT

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REMEMBER THE CO2 !

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THE BUBBLER

CO2 Bubbles Out

O2 Can’t get in

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IT GETS BETTER WITH AGE

Now we wait… 1 year + aging..

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BOTTLING AND CORKING

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AND THE FINISHING TOUCH

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READY TO ENJOY