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Cornell Researchers Tackle Green Flavors in Red Wines

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Appellation Cornell
Author
Martinson, Timothy E.
Sheiner, Justin
Abstract

Red wines sometimes carry unwanted green flavors, attributed in part to chemical compounds called methoxypyrazines (MP) that come in with the fruit. Cornell researchers have discovered that early-season canopy management techniques may help growers reduce MPs in the vineyard.

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Appellation Cornell
Date Issued
2010-02
Publisher
Cornell University
Keywords
Enology
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Winemaking
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