Thursday, February 17, 2011

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....... finally I did it before bottling

Mamma mia !!!!!!!!!! I'm late monstrous compared to my table to start. I'm so sorry, but lately I'm doing a thousand things and unfortunately updating the blog suffers. However this week I learned, thanks to my friend Fabio, to include bookmarks in a post, in fact, if you go to post the first lesson, the consultation will now be more simple .... I'm making progress!

They are also very happy because two great blog which Luciano Pignataro and Wine Blog divining have included among their sights even my little blog!! These are rewards ...

But getting back to us. During the third lesson we have discussed with Frank Martusciello wine, winemaker of the famous firm of Grotta del Sole Campi Flegrei.





What Does Abnormal Esr Mean




(third class)

The wine must be bottled before the clarification treatments at low temperatures, with bentonite and gelatin, followed by filtration accurate.

The coarse filtration remove the bigger particles, the rinse and separate even the smallest ones hold even sterilizing microorganisms (the nasty bacteria!) Making the wine perfectly clear.

is increasingly common to read the writing on the label "wine unfiltered" . There are many wine makers who choose not to filter the wine, thus leaving unchanged the set of colors, scents and flavors. I this case the bottom of the bottle will find small particles, but these will not affect in any way, the goodness of wine !!!!!!!

To make the wine more lively or to correct any defects, sometimes account for a fermentation, adding a little 'fresh must in addition to the yeasts that make start fermentation.

As regards the pasteurization it is used mostly for common wines. The treated wine is stable in terms of enzymatic and microbiological testing, but limited in aromatic expressions.

are also many other fixes that are done ... ..

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BOTTLING, REFINING AND MARKETING


(third class)

Bottling for maximum stability. To avoid contact with the air and the consequent problems of oxidation and browning fillers are used with with accessories, just prior to capping, blowing inert gases such as nitrogen, which do not interfere with the scent and flavor of wine.

Ageing, held in bottles stoppered with cork where there is practically no exchange of oxygen, is a phenomenon of reduction, that is the opposite of oxidation. During this period, which can range from one day a few years, the wine is more, slow changes, reaching the highest point in its evolution. After aging the bottles are ready for market.