AWRI researchers, including sensory research manager Leigh Francis, report on the findings from its recent composition-sensory-consumer studies that show many consumers are very sensitive to low levels of faults or off-flavours, such as cork taint or bitterness (English)
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Title:AWRI researchers, including sensory research manager Leigh Francis, report on the findings from its recent composition-sensory-consumer studies that show many consumers are very sensitive to low levels of faults or off-flavours, such as cork taint or bitterness
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Published in:AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND WINE INDUSTRY JOURNAL ; 25, 5 ; 18-34
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Publication date:2010-01-01
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Table of contents – Volume 25, Issue 5
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Katnook Estate winemaker Wayne Stehbens has been in charge of the brand's portfolio since 1979 and says he would like to see the exceptional quality of the Coonawarra wine region recognised worldwide| 2010
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President of the Margaret River Wine Industry Association, Nigel Gallop, says the proposed Vasse Coal Project would ultimately be detrimental to the region's wine brand| 2010
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Dr Richard Smart gives his stance on the approaches of some sections of the viticultural community towards so-called `organic', `biodynamic' and `conventional' grapegrowing methods| 2010
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AWRI researchers, including sensory research manager Leigh Francis, report on the findings from its recent composition-sensory-consumer studies that show many consumers are very sensitive to low levels of faults or off-flavours, such as cork taint or bitterness| 2010
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In response to the popularity of Sauvignon Blanc in the Australian wine market, Chardonnay producers have been adjusting their style to make a wine that is lighter, fresher and more elegant| 2010
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Keeping with the Chardonnay theme, we publish the first in a two-part series by Tony Keys about the current and future state of the variety. The article summarises feedback from around 30 companies representing all sectors of the industry and producers of all sizes| 2010
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Orange grape and wine producers believe the secret to their consistent quality is the elevation of the vineyard plantings. It seems the vines are not the only things growing up, with the region's members collectively believing it holds great potential for growth| 2010
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In the past decade, Australian Riesling has undergone a positive change in image, with dry wines now accepted as the national style. Premier Riesling maker Jeffrey Grosset this year marked the 30^t^h vintage of his Grosset Springvale and Grosset Polish Hill Rieslings| 2010