Typically, here's how wine is made: White grapes are quickly crushed and the juice pressed away to start becoming wine. Red grapes are crushed so the juice can sit on the skins - a process called ...

Again, depending on the mix and the process, there you have another scenario where red grapes can make white wine, in this case sparkling. Outside of that, there are some rare examples I can think of ...

Grape skins are a source of tannins, phenols and color pigments in wine. You’re correct that the production of a typical white wine involves separating the white wine grape juice from the solids of ...

and if anyone knows how to get white juice from red grapes, it’s sparkling-wine makers. A hint of red fruit shows amid the pear and yuzu citrus flavors in this full-bodied, silky wine.

The discarded materials from grapes used to make white wine soon could become a new “superfood” — and be used in a chocolate that debuted here last week. A group of scientists and ...

Gaja estate in Piedmont, Italy, is an iconic producer of red wines; bottles of Barolo and Barbaresco easily demand triple-digit prices. But several new projects show a focus not on the Nebbiolo ...

Less trammeled by tourists than Tuscany and with fewer buses than Barolo, Abruzzo also sells food and wine at prices that ... being joined by lesser known white grapes. These are seen as potential ...

is the white wine made from a white native grape that in 2019 was allowed to qualify for Ribera del Duero D.O. status – a designation that indicates quality wine. But none of Comenge efforts ...