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Spontaneous and controlled fermentation: advantages, risks, and qualitative implications
Spontaneous and controlled fermentation represents one of the crucial stages in winemaking, i...
Using enzymes for difficult musts: tailored approaches for extraction and clarification
The use of enzymes for difficult musts is currently one of the most effective strategies for excellent...
The effect of alternative woods on wine: a comparison of origin, toasting, and organoleptic impact.
The effect of alternative woods on wine has become one of the most versatile and strategic tools...
H₂S formation in fermentation: biochemical causes and prevention strategies
The formation of H₂S during fermentation represents one of the main critical issues in winemaking, since...
Protein retention in white wine: analytical techniques and clarifying solutions
The protein content of white wine is a fundamental quality parameter for ensuring its...
Selective bacterial inhibition: technologies and compounds for targeted microbiological management
Selective bacterial inhibition is a key strategic approach in modern microbiology.
Biofilm in the cellar: microbiological risk and solutions for deep cleaning surfaces
Biofilm in the cellar represents one of the most insidious critical issues for wine quality and safety.
Resveratrol and natural antioxidants: how to protect and enhance the nutritional value of wine
Resveratrol and natural antioxidants are a topic of great relevance for winemaking today...
Bentonite treatments: efficiency, selectivity, and optimal dosages
Bentonite treatments are one of the most well-established and technically valid interventions...
Tannin-protein interactions: stabilization and sensory influence in red wines
Tannin-protein interactions play a central role in colloidal stability and equilibrium.