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Three Ways Wineries Can Reduce Water Consumption: Begin with Barrel Cleaning

Top Line Water is one of the most critical—and increasingly scrutinized—resources in modern winemaking. From cleaning tanks and floors to maintaining oak barrels, cellar operations can consume thousands of gallons daily. With rising sustainability expectations and operational costs, reducing water...

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Sur Lie Aging of White & Sparkling Wines

The only thing we love more than drinking a great white wine is making one✨ Here we see Chardonnay aging on its lees, known as 𝘴𝘶𝘳 𝘭𝘪𝘦 aging.⁠⁠𝘚𝘶𝘳 𝘭𝘪𝘦 (French for “on the lees”) aging sounds fairly straightforward: it is a stylistic choice to allow wine to...

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Controlling Diacetyl Production

To Butter or Not to Butter... One notable byproduct of malolactic bacteria (other than lactic acid!) is diacetyl, a compound that imparts buttery or popcorn-like aromas. While some aim to promote this character in their wines, others may prefer to minimize it. Read on to learn more about winemaking...

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Lowering SO2 in Your Wine is Getting Easier with This New Bioprotection Solution

As a wine consumer, if you are looking for qualitative low-to-no-sulfite wines, you know it can be challenging. As a winemaker, if you are trying to craft wines with lower levels of sulfites, you know it is difficult to achieve. It requires a deep understanding of your processes, a solid knowledge...

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That creamy, buttery aroma you sometimes find in a bottle of Chardonnay or other wines is thanks largely to a compound called diacetyl. It's the star player released during malolactic fermentation (MLF), and whether a winemaker wants to emphasize or eliminate it is one of the biggest stylistic...

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Optimize Aromas – Your Harvest Toolbox Is Here

Unlock the Full Aromatic Potential of Your Wines Aromatics are at the heart of a wine’s identity, whether you are aiming for fresh, fruity whites, complex, expressive rosés or a fruit-driven red wines. At each stage of the winemaking process, you have the opportunity to shape and elevate...

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For centuries, sulfur dioxide (SOâ‚‚) has been the trusted guardian of wine for preserving freshness, preventing oxidation, and controlling microbial populations. But with changing consumer preferences, evolving regulations, and advancements in enological science, many winemakers are rethinking...

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Lowering SO2 in your wine is getting easier with this new bioprotection solution

Lowering SO2 in Your Wine is Getting Easier With this New Bioprotection Solution As a wine consumer, if you are looking for qualitative low-to-no-sulfite wines, you know it can be challenging. As a winemaker, if you are trying to craft wines with lower levels of sulfites, you know it is difficult...

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WIN Marketplace May Roundup

May 2025 Marketplace Roundup Custom Sparkling Shiners from Rack & Riddle — Available Now! Rack & Riddle offers sparkling wine shiners—tirage bottled and aged sur lees from 6 months up to 3 years—ready now and prepared for custom finishing. This pre-aged, pre-stocked wine is ready to move. Simply...

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Willmes Sphera: Membrane Pressing meets Basket Pressing

Willmes Sphera: Membrane Pressing meets Basket Pressing Sphera is a round press with no corners or edges, designed for gentle pressing of small lots with minimal need for rocking or rotating. The patented 360-degree membrane inflates equally from all directions, resulting in higher yields at lower...

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