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The PressPad
Cornell Enology and Viticulture Program
10 episodes
3 months ago
The PressPad is a discussion about how grapes become wine, and how what happens in the vineyard affects what happens in the cellar.
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The PressPad is a discussion about how grapes become wine, and how what happens in the vineyard affects what happens in the cellar.
Show more...
Natural Sciences
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Presspad Podcast #4
The PressPad
13 years ago
Presspad Podcast #4
From the Outside Looking In… Winemakers are constantly on guard against “cellar palate,” a condition contracted from tasting your wines and your wines only.   At a certain point you can no longer recognize strengths and weaknesses that would be immediately obvious to someone tasting the wine for the first time.  The cure for cellar palate is to taste lots of wines from lots of places.  In this episode we try to hold off extension cellar palate by talking with Michael Jones, a far-traveling fermentation guru from Scott Labs.
The PressPad
The PressPad is a discussion about how grapes become wine, and how what happens in the vineyard affects what happens in the cellar.