enology

Wolpert was a former chair of the Department of Viticulture and Enology at the University of California, Davis and a longtime extension specialist in viticulture who "spent a good part of his career conveying mission-critical information to the grape and wine industry," recalled the department's current chair David Block in a statement released by the school.

With the rose wine craze in full bloom and warmer weather helping to catapult its popularity, thanks to the associate professor of enology's research, you can judge a rose by its color.

Researchers at the UC Davis department of viticulture and enology have taken control of one very important factor: fermentation temperature.

The academic and government research on GWSS and PD received support from the state's viticulture and enology industries and even local government before and during the Temecula Valley outbreak.

That's one of the reasons she traveled more than 1,100 miles from her home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to receive her associate of applied science in enology degree from Missouri State University-West Plains.

Chemist and winemaker Margalit presents a guide to wine chemistry for professional winemakers, food science and enology students, and lay readers interested in learning about the winemaking process.

Washington: Seattle: The American Society for Enology and Viticulture, 1991.

The Assay has been widely publicized by the University of California at Davis' Viticulture and Enology faculty as an accurate scientific method for tracking tannin concentration.

Munson Viticulture and Enology Center, have included new passages on the phylloxera period, Munson's views on agriculture and transportation and additional excerpts from Munson's writings.

Barney Watson, an enology instructor at Chemeketa Community College's Northwest Viticulture Center in Salem, said grape clusters this year appear to be significantly larger.