Wine process

Harvesting is one of the most important moments in wine culture, but work begins well before harvest.

Ever wondered how your favourite wine is made? We break it down into 9 key steps, and ask some Aussie winemakers what really goes on in the winery. You’ll never look at a glass of wine the same way again.

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Wine making is popular business in Europe and countries around Mediterranean. Here are the steps to the wine making process. Do you wanna know more? Like, comment, and follow us for more! YouTube - https://youtube.com/channel/UC8et4sgfxhBJFrBqkyA7krQ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/verq_edu/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/Verq_edu Pinterest - https://pin.it/2MJ7QyB #wine #wine #WineTasting #winelover #winery #winemaking

RED vs WHITE

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There are many steps to create your favorite white wine from grapes. We'll show you how white wine is made from the harvest to the bottle.

Red wine can vary greatly in colour, flavour, body and character depending on the grapes used, the climate they're grown in and ageing, amongst other things. One thing that doesnt tent to change is the general winemaking process of red wine. From harvest to bottling, find our more about this process by clicking the link. #winebasics #learnaboutwine #wineknowledge #winemaking

Wine Facts

Red wine has been made the same way for more than 6,000 years. Here's how dark-colored grapes are fermented into your favorite red wine.

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Despite the numerous types and styles of white wine you will find across the world, the fundamental process for producing white vino remains the same. The main difference between producing white wine comapred to red is the grapes are pressed and skins are removed before the fermentation process begins. This is why white wines very rarely have tannins. To find out more about how white wine is made follow the link to our Wine Guide. #winebasics #wineknowledge #learnaboutwine