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Wine and Dirt: How Soil Composition Affects Grapes and Wines 

Wine Living: Wine, Spirits & Food with Marc Supsic
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@addisonchaos3566
@addisonchaos3566 Год назад
Thank you for preaching the science of wine!
@wine-living
@wine-living Год назад
Happy #winewednesday, friends! This week we're gettin' dirty! Let's explore how dirt and soil affects grapevines and wine. Leave your thoughts and questions here. Cheers! - Marc
@danieldavis7406
@danieldavis7406 10 месяцев назад
I've heard several growers imply (or state directly) that external particulates can adhere to the grape surface, with some staying on the skin despite the washing process. That would explain how Australian wines could taste like eucalyptus and mountain wines of pine. That could also explain a vague residual "dirt" effect. And if that weren't true, we wouldn't make such a big deal out of organic farming, since the pesticides would wash right off...
@danmuchnok
@danmuchnok Год назад
I always wondered about this topic. So, is the "minerality" of some old world wines a product of the winemaker's skill rather than the soil?
@wine-living
@wine-living Год назад
The minerality is supposedly tied to the acidity of a grape. So the more acidity in the grape/wine, the stronger the mineral flavor.
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