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Today, almost all commercial varieties of wine grapes are grafted onto phylloxera resistant rootstocks. These rootstocks are often produced from hybrid crosses of the following parent varieties:
Nurtured, selected and matured over the past 18 months, the new National Archives exhibition Wine! An Australian social history is about to be uncorked.
Information generated will assist vineyard managers in making management decisions that are effective, financially feasible and environmentally sensitive.
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The same technique could be used in the wine-making process to produce healthier wines without the added sulphites that can cause asthma and other conditions in some people. Mass-marketed grapes can remain in storage for months and are usually treated w
With precise figures on everything from expenses for the labor of leaf removal to the cost of a corkscrew, a new booklet put together by researchers from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale predicts for the prospective vintner or vineyard owner just what it takes to get into the business.
The grape has a long history of medicinal uses. Ancient Egyptians treated asthma with grapes. More recently, sap from grape branches was used to treat skin irritations and scrapes. Modern medicine may have discovered measurable benefits from compounds in both grape seeds and red wines.
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Climate change will dramatically alter the growing season for Australian grapes and affect the wine styles produced here, according to new University of Melbourne and CSIRO research.