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Title: The chemistry of white wine : uncorking the science behind the perfect sip
Authors: Blundell, Renald
Keywords: Wine
White wines
Wine and wine making
Fermentation
Yeast
Metabolism
Organic compounds -- Analysis
Issue Date: 2026-01
Publisher: Standard Publications Ltd.
Citation: Blundell, R. (2026, January 11). The chemistry of white wine: uncorking the science behind the perfect sip. The Malta Independent, p. 22.
Abstract: White wine is far more than a crisp, refreshing drink - it's an intricate concoction of organic compounds and chemical reactions, delivering complex flavours and aromas that delight the senses. Whether it's a Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand or a buttery Chardonnay from California, each glass of white wine tells a fascinating story of chemistry. From the vineyard to your glass, the science behind white wine influences every aspect of its taste, aroma, and texture. Let's dive into the chemical intricacies that make white wine a drink to savor. [excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/142658
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