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Food and drink / Fermentation / Phenolic content in wine / Polyphenols / Maceration / Pinot noir / Australian wine / Aging of wine / Oenology / Wine / Biotechnology
Date: 2014-11-21 04:27:42
Food and drink
Fermentation
Phenolic content in wine
Polyphenols
Maceration
Pinot noir
Australian wine
Aging of wine
Oenology
Wine
Biotechnology

Rapid methods of phenolic extraction in reds ASVO Inputs to Outputs:  Is Less More? Adelaide, 2014 Dr Anna Carew (TIA)

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