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Wine with gravity: sparkling vs still wine [PDF]
Since its introduction by Jan Tinbergen in the late 1960s, the gravity model has become one of the most widely used models in empirical international trade analysis. The object of research in this paper is the wine trade due to the many changes it has faced in the last two decades, such as the globalization of the wine market and the increased ...
Zaninović, Vinko +2 more
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Elemental characterization of sparkling wine and cork stoppers
The variations of the elemental concentrations in sparkling white wine and respective cork stoppers throughout 18 months of storage time were determined with the PIXE (Particle-Induced X-ray Emission) technique. Three portions of the cork stoppers were analyzed: the top part (external layer), the inner part (bulk layer) and the bottom layer (which was ...
Rafaela Debastiani +2 more
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Over the seven decades considered in the chapter, the Italian wine industry has changed dramatically, from a dispersed production system mainly oriented to self- consumption of supply and the local market with low- value wines, to a modern industry able ...
Alessandro, Corsi +2 more
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Climate change is affecting vine and grape physiology and consequently wine composition, causing a decrease in titratable acidity and an increase in ethanol content and pH.
Arnau Just-Borràs +8 more
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Artificial diagnosis of sensory taints due to brettanomyces spp. contamination in Valpolicella wines [PDF]
Diagnosis and intervention to avoid Brett taints in the product can be a time-consuming task for the enologist in large production facilities and an instrumental and automated detection systems assisting the local expert technician would be desirable ...
Boatto, Vasco +4 more
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Effect of Carboxymethyl Cellulose Added at the Dosage Stage on the Foamability of a Bottle-Fermented Sparkling Wine [PDF]
Carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) is used in winemaking to prevent potassium bitartrate or potassium hydrogen tartrate deposits from forming. These deposits are particularly detrimental when occurring in bottle-fermented sparkling wine ahead of disgorging or
Atkinson, Andrew +2 more
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Understanding Consumer Preferences for Australian Sparkling Wine vs. French Champagne
Sparkling wine represents a small but significant proportion of the Australian wine industry’s total production. Yet, Australia remains a significant importer of French Champagne. This study investigated consumer preferences for Australian sparkling wine
Julie Culbert +7 more
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Sulfites Chemistry in Wines: From Reference Quantification Methods to More Sustainable Innovative Approaches. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Sulfites are widely used as preservatives in winemaking due to their antioxidant, anti‐enzymatic, and antimicrobial properties. However, dietary sulfites have been linked to adverse reactions in sensitive individuals, especially those with asthma.
Noël M +3 more
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Sparkling wines' future in the USA: insights from the industry [PDF]
The current study analyses the growth potential of four different sparkling wines (California sparkling, Cava, Champagne and Prosecco) in the US market based on the views and judgment of a large sample of 843 trade actors. Findings of an online survey suggest that sparkling wines coming from Italy (Prosecco), Spain (Cava) and California have higher ...
Vecchio R., Gergaud O., Pomarici E.
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STUDIES ON SOME STILL WINES OBTAINED BY THE BLANC DE NOIRS METHOD [PDF]
Consumer interest in innovative wines has increased in recent years in Romania, in correlation with the development of the wine sector. Nowadays, the winemaking technique proposed by Dom Perignon (blanc de noirs) with applicability to sparkling wines is ...
Dragoș Florin GROSARU +5 more
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