Use of Gases in Winemaking
Date: 10 October 2002
Venue: Adelaide, SA
Editors: Malcolm Allen, Susanne Bell, Neville Rowe and Garry Wall
Pages: 56
Proceedings of a seminar held in Adelaide, South Australia on 10 October 2002 that presented on a range of topics including:
developments in inert gas use in wineries;
the use of ozone; and,
micro-oxygenation theory and practice.
The day concluded with case studies
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Application of toasted oak and micro-oxygenation to ageing of cabernet sauvignon wines
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Automation of gas usage
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Managing micro-oxygenation and other maturation techniques on a large scale: fine tuning, away from the recipe. The Caves de Rauzan Bordeaux wines
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Micro-oxygenation — Where now?
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Micro-oxygenation: A large winery case study
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Oxygen in wine and its role in phenolic reactions during aging
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Ozone (O3) exposure – occupational health implications
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Ozone generating systems and ozone usage in the winery
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Protective gas use in bottling lines
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The effect of tannins, anthocyanins, ethanol and polysaccharides on red wine mouthfeel
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The science of gas mixtures
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The Vasse Felix approach to the use of micro-oxygenation
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