Daniel Pambianchi
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Pressing Matters - WineMakerMag.com (opens the original)
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Mention winemaking, and it’s hard not to picture grapes being pressed — the iconic image of crushed fruit and juice running free. While the reality today is a bit less romantic (and a lot cleaner), that moment remains central to the process. Pressing separates juice or wine from skins, seeds, and pulp, directly influencing extraction and wine composition. Understanding when and how to press is a critical skill with a direct impact on wine quality. At a more advanced level, pressing is not simply
Delestage Demystified - WineMakerMag.com (opens the original)
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Young, richly extracted red wines can be overly astringent and may require years of aging to tame their tannins. If your preference is not to make a super tannic wine for long cellaring, but instead a younger, fruit-forward, more approachable red wine, delestage offers a powerful alternative. This fermentation technique can produce wines with brighter fruit, softer tannins, a rounder mouthfeel, and deeper color. It’s not a widely known technique in home winemaking, likely because it can be more
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