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Understanding the "terroir effect" (Part 1)
The taste of any given wine, regardless of cultivar, is inextricably linked to its origin. Environmental factors, such as soil and climate, influence organolept
By Bernard Mocke · 5 min read
Understanding the "terroir effect" (Part 2)
The taste of any given wine, regardless of cultivar, is inextricably linked to its origin. Environmental factors, such as soil and climate, influence organolept
By Bernard Mocke · 7 min read
Benefits of ergonomics
Ergonomics is the study and the scientific process of designing physical work environments, objects and procedures to best fit the user. The concept of working smarter, not harder, is central to this approach.
By Pieter Badenhorst · 4 min read
Opportunity beckons in Africa and Asia
The South African wine industry faces many challenges but a recent survey indicates it’s not all doom and gloom.
By Elona Hesseling · 5 min read
Steady as we go towards 2024
A calculated peek into the future suggests a cautious, albeit steady, outlook, after a turbulent decade.
By Elona Hesseling · 5 min read
Analytical methods to measure grape metabolites - a review
This review presents a summary of the chromatographic methods that have been developed and optimised to accurately profile and quantify grape metabolites. The g
By Hans André Eyéghé-Bickong, Philip Young and Melané Vivier · 10 min read
Berry stress and wine quality
Many compounds linked to quality in wine originate from stresses experienced by grape berries.
By Doronae · 9 min read
Microbial strategies for wine ethanol reduction
Introduction
By Debra Rossouw and Florian Bauer · 12 min read
New Winetech projects for 2017 (Part 5)
1. Effect of HWT (50°C for 45 minutes) on fungal pathogens in vine nurseries
By Winetech Editorial Team · 5 min read
A steep hill to climb
At the recent Simei@drinktec trade fare in Munich, the state of heroic viticulture in Europe was given exposure during two presentations.
By Johannes Richter · 3 min read
