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Winemaking: Barrel vs Stainless Steel, Harvest Time, Varieties, Styles, Quizzes of Food science

An overview of various terms and definitions related to the fermentation process in winemaking. Topics include the difference between barrel and stainless steel fermentation, post-fermentation processes, harvesting time, wine varieties, and styles. Fruity wines are made in stainless steel tanks, while full-bodied wines are fermented or aged in barrels. Post-fermentation processes include halting fermentation for medium dry wines and making sweet table wines from high sugar grapes and botrytis infected grapes. Harvesting time affects the maturity of flavors, with longer harvesting times allowing flavors to mature. Varieties are determined by terpenes, with riesling being a non-muscat variety and muscat varieties having no terpenes. The fermentation process involves crushing, pressing, settling, fermenting, stabilizing/clarifying, filtering, and bottling. The document also explains why separating juice from skins is important to prevent browning and bitter tastes.

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Download Winemaking: Barrel vs Stainless Steel, Harvest Time, Varieties, Styles and more Quizzes Food science in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Fermentation vessels DEFINITION 1 Barrel versus stainless steel fermentation Fruity wines are in stainless steel tanks - wood would mask the flavors Full-bodied wines are enhanced by wood flavors - fermented or aged in barrels Barrels are much more expensive and labor intensive TERM 2 Post fermentation DEFINITION 2 For medium dry - halt fermentation to retain residual sugarsFor sweet table wines - made from high sugar grapes and botrytis infected grapes. the bugs eat the organic acids! TERM 3 Harvesting time DEFINITION 3 Longer on the vine lets the flavors mature. Early harvesting gives light flavors TERM 4 Varieties DEFINITION 4 Determined by terpenesNon-muscat => RieslingMuscat =>Varieties without terpenes => chardonnay TERM 5 Fermentation DEFINITION 5 Barrel versus tanksFruity/aromatic wines are made in tanksFull bodied wines are int he barrel Yeast that produces fruit-like esters for fruity style Natural yeast for full bodied wines
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