IR: Shining a Light on Chardonnayby Mike May, PhDVarious forms of light-based analysis—including infrared and near-infrared spectroscopy—provide useful information from an easy workflow
NewsWorld's Oldest Wine Found in a 2,000-Year-Old Tombby University of CórdobaThe white wine was buried in a Roman tomb
NewsA Global Map of How Climate Change Is Changing Wine-Growing Regionsby National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and EnvironmentStudy confirms the heightened threat that climate change poses to the quality of wines produced in traditional vineyards
NewsTurning Winery Waste into Jellyby Society of Chemical IndustryScientists hope this will open new doors for repurposing a major food waste
NewsWinery Experiences Affected by More than What Is in Your Glassby University of British Columbia Okanagan CampusResearcher explores how a winery visit is shaped
NewsOur Favorite Vintages and Their Precarious Mountainside Homes Are at Riskby Cell PressResearchers argue for combining traditional knowledge with innovation and science to protect these sites
NewsUnderstanding the Chemistry of Wildfire Smoke in Wineby Oregon State UniversityAs climate change leads to increased number of wildfires, these findings are useful for winemakers
NewsThe Origin of the World’s Grapevinesby Ariel UniversityThis is some of the first evidence that perennial and annual plant domestication happened at the same time
NewsSlowing Down Grape Ripening Can Improve Berry Quality for Winemakingby American Chemical SocietyResearchers tweak growing conditions for Cabernet Sauvignon grapes to slow down their ripening
NewsSmartphone App Predicts Vineyard Yieldsby Cornell UniversityThe system relies on computer-vision to improve the reliability of yield estimates
NewsFinding New Life for Wine-Grape Residueby University of California - DavisChardonnay pomace may be rich in health-enhancing compounds