The Science of Color in Wine
Wine professionals discuss pigmentation, extraction, and how color can affect everything from appearance to ageability
Wine professionals discuss pigmentation, extraction, and how color can affect everything from appearance to ageability
Measuring a wine’s pH provides clues to acidity and character, but it doesn’t tell you everything
How bartenders use sugar in mixed drinks—and what researchers say about our perception of sweetness
Explore how bartenders harness pressure, temperature, and time for faster flavor extraction
Wine professionals discuss sulfur’s impact on everything from oxidation to aromatic compounds and texture
Understanding enzyme use in winemaking can shed light on the nature of grapes and wine development
With little or no sulfites added, natural wines should be more at risk of oxidation. So why do some yield reductive notes?
Examining the effervescence in sparkling wine and its influence on mouthfeel, flavor, and aroma
Wine experts discuss what differentiates esters from other aroma compounds
Glassmakers and wine experts weigh in on glassware design and the sensory perception of wine
Evaporation and oxidation are the main forces at play, but what’s really happening to the wine?
Bartenders weigh in on shape, size, cut, and clarity—and how to choose the right ice
Discover how wild and commercial strains impact fermentations, as discussed by wine industry professionals
New technologies like gene editing hold promise for improving the fruit’s resistance to disease
Added complexity is just one of the benefits of fermenting grapes on their stems
How interrupting fermentation enables winemakers to create semi-sparkling wines
GuildSomm’s Kelli White examines how the aphid-like insect has transformed viticulture
Understanding the processes that yield copper and amber hues in wines
Decode the terms ‘oxidized,’ ‘oxidative,’ and ‘oxidated’ in winemaking and understand their significance
When it comes to the sense of smell, millions of extra cells in the olfactory bulb may give women an advantage over men
A new virus that started spreading across California vineyards—and the nation—in the 2000s is under investigation
How fires near vineyards can affect a wine’s sensory details, imparting smoky aromas and putting the wine at risk
A Tales of the Cocktail panel dives into the processes—and molecules—that contribute flavor characteristics