This webinar focuses on winemaking strategies recommended for driving a fruity red wine style for the upcoming 2021 vintage, as well as the oenological tools Enartis offers to optimise such style. The webinar will highlight the importance of the following concepts during red winemaking: microbial control at juice/wine stage, colour optimisation/stabilisation, and fermentation strategies. The options of employing oenological tools at each stage will also be explored with trial data and technical information on the performance of each product, in regards to their impact on wine’s sensory and chemical parameters.
Fresh and fruity white wine is a popular category of winemaking styles in Australia and New Zealand. There are various oenological tools available for winemakers to direct this style to its full potential.
The webinar will explore varying techniques and Enartis oenological products for driving a fruity and fresh white wine by selections of vinification and processing methods, use of antioxidants, enzymes and fining agents to achieve clear and clean juice ready for fermentation, use of yeast strains to optimize desired aroma profile, as well as fermentation nutrients and fermentation co-adjuvants. In this webinar, we will be also hearing from the Enartis USA team on their winemaking and oenological product experiences related to making this specific style of wine.
Chardonnay is one the most versatile and popular varieties in the world. From the flinty, mineral wines of Chablis to the opulent, rich and buttery California styles, Chardonnay is a reflection of cultural and climatic influence. Today, we have many tools available to direct this typically neutral varietal to its full potential. This webinar will explore varying techniques for driving Chardonnay wine style as well as the Enartis yeast and malolactic bacteria range for Chardonnay.
Please join Enartis USA for this webinar which will cover the following topics:
Driving Chardonnay Style: Classic California Chardonnay
Driving Chardonnay Style: Increasing Minerality
Juice clarification is an important step in winemaking because high quantities of solids can drastically impact wine quality. To control turbidity levels in juice, winemakers typically settle or float juice to remove solids. The process of juice clarification can be frustrating if winemakers do not have the tools and information necessary to handle difficult-to-clarify juices. However, the process can also be simple and easy with the right tools and information.
Please join Enartis USA for this brief, informational webinar which will cover the following topics:
Newsletter: Improving Flotation Efficiency with Enological Tools
This webinar aims to provide scientific and practical information for helping winemakers to evaluate if their microbial control strategy in place for the harvest period is correct or can be improved.
PROGRAM
Wine microorganisms: opportunities, threats and control
Paola DOMIZIO – PhD Assistant Professor at University of Florence, Italy
Microbial Control with Chitosan During Harvest
Lauren BARRETT – Winemaking Specialist Enartis USA
Path to Quality: Microbial Control Protocols
Gianni TRIULZI – Research and Development Manager Enartis
It’s safe to say none of us have lived through a pandemic. At Enartis, one of our greatest strengths is our global network. We invite you to spend some time with our community and hear how our colleagues and winemakers in China and Italy are dealing with their current situation. Our Soil Scientist will share what he is experiencing in the vineyard. We will also check in with New Zealand, Australia and South Africa to hear how winemakers are actively managing their harvest operations during this difficult time. And finally, we have invited a Virologist to provide her perspective.
Our hope is that, come harvest, our lives will be back to normal. But in the meantime, we can learn from each other, expand our community and make plans for the future. We hope you will join us.
Canned wine is one of the fastest growing market segments in the wine industry. While this packaging offers a new way for consumers to enjoy wine in a more convenient and portable way, there are things winemakers need to consider when deciding to put wine in a can. One of the major challenges with canned wine is the evolution of reduction after some time in the can. In order to further strengthen this market and inform winemakers about how to prepare wines for canned packaging, Enartis USA is hosting a collaborative webinar with industry experts on canning. This webinar will feature the following presenters to discuss topics related to canning:
George Crochiere
An expert in polymer use for liners in many food applications, George will outline some characteristics of wine can liners and why they are so important for canned wine shelf life.
Neil Scrimgeour
Senior Scientist for the Australian Wine Research Institute (AWRI), Neil has conducted several experiments related to canned wines, specifically wine constituents which impact reduction in canned wine. His presentation will focus on canned wine market considerations, benchmarking canned wines, oxygen management, and wine variables impact on aluminum migration.
Eric Wilkes
Commercial services group manager for the Australian Wine Research Institute, Eric has extensive experience in successfully integrating new technologies and systems into wine production and improving those already in place. He will be outlining the importance of transition metals and sequestration methods.
Jasha Karasek
Winemaking Specialist with Enartis USA, Jasha will outline Enartis tools and protocols for producing canned wines with longer shelf life.
We will also have a Question and Answer portion for the attendees to ask questions to the presenters.
This is the second part of a webinar focused on fining products for vegan wines.
We talk about Enartis selective fining products:
• Revelarom
• Fenol Free
• EnartisStab Micro M
• Stabyl Met
• Claril HM
• Combistab AF
• Claril QY
This video is the first part of a webinar focused on fining products for vegan wines.
We are talking about these following topics: