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Indeed, notes renowned enologist Vernon Singleton, now retired from the University of California, Davis, these deposits suggest a developing maturity.

Nicolas Gatti Russo has built a modern winery, however, and his team includes an agronomist and an enologist.

As a professor of wine chemistry, known as an enologist, Waterhouse is a little out of his element in his dissection of desserts.

At Concha y Toro, Rafael gathers his winemakers and enologist Goetz von Gersdorff around him like Napoleon and his generals.

Today the treatment is used on just about all wines, worldwide, according to University of California at Davis enologist Cornelius S.

McCollough started at Hahn in 2011 as an enologist.

This year's yield was ideal, because we had excellent weather conditions, plenty of sun and little rain, which contributed to top-quality grapes, especially of the black sorts," says Marko Stojakovik, Tikves's chief enologist.

A relatively unknown Argentine wine is the newcomer Clos de los Siete, a blend of Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet and Syrah that's $17 retail; the quality is tops, and understandably, considering that consulting enologist Michel Rolland is an owner of the estate.

Murli Dharmadhikari, retired extension enologist from Iowa State University and the Midwest Grape and Wine Industry Institute.

Enological Chemistry is written for the professional enologist tasked with finding the right balance of compounds to create or improve wine products.

At Col Solare, Betz will work with Darel Allwine, who remains the winemaker, CEO and chief enologist Renzo Cotarella and vineyard manager Dick Boushey.

He also studied viticulture at UC Davis and for 25 years was under the tutelage of famed enologist Bruce Zoecklein.

University of Minnesota enologist added, "Go toward your maturation process with intent.

After seven years at Franciscan she was offered the position of enologist at V.

She is an enologist and holds a degree in biochemistry.