10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOBLE ROT»
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noble rot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
noble rot and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Story of
Noble Rot: Uzma Aslam Khan
Vividly narrated and full of funny yet complex dilemmas, this is a novel about the sweetness of life and about how we inexorably drive ourselves to our own doom. It marks the debut of a gifted storyteller from Pakistan.
2
Noble Rot: A Bordeaux Wine Revolution
"Echikson's understanding and explanation of how the business works...is fascinating and easy to swallow."--Michael Philips, Wall Street Journal
3
Handbook of Enology, The Microbiology of Wine and Vinifications
This overripening process, noble rot, permits the production of great botrytized
sweet wines. These exceptional wines can only be made in specific conditions.
Their production is therefore limited. The Sauternes-Barsac region is certainly
one ...
Pascal Ribéreau-Gayon, Denis Dubourdieu, B. Don?che, 2006
4
Wine Science: Principles and Applications
Nevertheless, under unique climatic conditions, infected grapes develop what is
called 'noble' rot. These grapes beget the most seraphic of white wines. When
noble-rotted grapes were first intentionally used for wine production is unknown.
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The Wines of Bordeaux: Vintages and Tasting Notes 1952-2003
Noble rot needs a combination of warmth and humidity. It must continue fine and
sunny long into the autumn but not be too dry. Most high-quality vineyard areas,
however, are near the extremes of viable grape production; in poor years the fruit
...
6
Wine Microbiology and Biotechnology
There is a great difference between noble rot, where the concentration has a
greater impact than degradation, and grey rot where the opposite occurs (Figure
11.5). The musts from "roti" grapes due to grey rot attack have a sugar
concentration ...
Germany are produced from similar quality grapes; the highest sugar content
ever measured in a TBA must was 327 Oe, corresponding to more than 65 Brix (
Dittrich and Grossmann, 2011). Development of noble rot needs special
conditions ...
8
Sweet, Reinforced and Fortified Wines: Grape Biochemistry, ...
Under particular climatic (temperature, water relations) and edaphic (texture,
chemistry, nutrients cycle, water availability) conditions, typical of certain wine
regions, grapes infected by B. cinerea can develop the noble rot (Figure 11.1)
The shift ...
Fabio Mencarelli, Pietro Tonutti, 2013
9
Noble Rot: Stories, 1949-1988
A collection of stories offers a look at a broad range of characters, from songwriters to bus drivers, from adolescent girls to assistant Secretaries of State
10
Pairing Food and Wine For Dummies
Noble rot wines, also known as botrytis-affected wines, (pourriture noble in
French, Edelfaiile in German, muffa nobile in Italian, and aszu in Hungarian), are,
like late-harvest wines, made from grapes that are left hanging on the vine until
late ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NOBLE ROT»
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noble rot is used in the context of the following news items.
FLY: 3 on 3 - What to do Tuesday night
Their current tap list is stocked with brews like Peak Organic IPA and Dogfish Head Noble Rot, so, you know, why not enjoy a draft while you're ... «LancasterOnline, Jul 15»
What to Drink Now: Interesting International White Wines
His Raats Old Vine Chenin Blanc benefits from warm summer temperatures allow fruit to fully ripen, without the fear of noble rot developing due ... «D Magazine, Jul 15»
World of Wine: Lowly fungus creates drinkable, sweet wines
... we'd be making reference to, but in my case, I'm going for "noble rot. ... but what happens when the noble rot organism fails to show up on the ... «INFORUM, Jul 15»
Beauregard Vineyards
... botrytis cinerea, the “noble rot,” which removes water from the grapes, leaving behind a higher percentage of sugars, fruit acids and minerals. «Good Times, Jul 15»
Is it time to check out the Alsace alternative?
... and Pinot Gris grapes called Vendange Tardive or late harvest and Selection de Grains Nobles where the grapes are affected by noble rot. «Herts Advertiser, Jul 15»
Meet the rock'n'roll sommeliers: The days of the wine-list dinosaur …
It's a change that Mark Andrew, co-founder and editor of Noble Rot magazine and senior buyer at Roberson Wine, has observed. "A lot of the ... «The Independent, Jul 15»
Eight Three One Opens In Old Nobleoni Space
After each working for about two years under the guidance of Noble Rot's Leather Storrs at his Nobleoni cafe space at the Oregon College of ... «Eater PDX, Jul 15»
Leather Storrs: How TV Influences our Changing Food Culture
He owns a piece of two area restaurants: Noble rot and nobleoni at Oregon College of Art and Craft, where he yells and waves arms. He quietly ... «GoLocal Worcester, Jul 15»
Mas des Brun: A Dream-Come-True Vineyard in Bandol
But there is such a thing as noble rot! And that's how we ended up here, in this vineyard by the sea. But let us step away from the excitement of ... «FranceToday.com, Jun 15»
Stan comedy Plonk: taking the p*ss out of wine
... knowledgeable among us running for the cellar door faster than you can say “noble rot” (yeah, we're not sure what that really means either). «The New Daily, Jun 15»
