Saturday, 9 January 2016

Jon Wyand's image illustrates just some of the battles of 2014.
F is for Fourrier, but I have already published most of what he reported about the growing season in Burgundy 2014 – first impressions. He bottles relatively early and is no big fan of whole-bunch fermentation. One thing he reminded me of is how much more fermentation capacity whole bunch requires, about 30% more volume than fermenting the same quantity of grapes destemmed. So it does require quite a bit of investment.
I was rather less taken by...
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