ASVO 2022 Oenology Seminar Breaking bottlenecks - Problem Solving in the winery
ASVO 2022 Oenology Seminar- Breaking bottlenecks - Problem Solving in the winery
The ASVO will be hosting the Oenology Seminar online over 4 weeks in September. This year’s seminar series is industry heavy, focusing on ways to manage bottlenecks in three areas grape to crusher, fermentation and aging, and bottling. The goal is to take industry perspectives on how these challenges are managed in real-time, build a communication network between producers who have similar problems and discuss tangible solutions
Session 1 Grape to crusher: Biodiversity and microbial control during grape transportation Biosecurity during harvest Picking/grape maturity Managing less than ideal fruit |
Session 2 Fermentation: Complexities of quick-to-bottle red winemaking Wine stabilisation Pros and cons of co-fermentation Brettanomyces – management; testing and interpretation, remediation Management of biogenic amines in wine |
Session 3 Bottling: Cold and Protein stabilisation challenges and solutions Bottling line timeline challenges and solutions Barrel storage and oak management Clarification and filtration |
When:
Session 1 Grape to crusher: Wednesday, 14 September
Session 2 Fermentation: Wednesday, 21 September
Session 2 Bottling: Wednesday, 28 September
Time:
Each session 2:00 pm to 3:30pm ACST
Ticket Holders |
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Mr Geoff Alexander
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Mr Andrew Allen
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Mr Ian Allen
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Mr Tobias Ansted
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mr mike brown
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mr Travis Bush 3770
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Mr Greg Clack
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Mr John Coughlan
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Mr Geoff COWEY
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Mr Carmelo D'Aquino
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Mr Joshua Davenport Bsc Vit/ Oenol
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Ms Sandra de Pury
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Mr Sean Draper
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Dr Katie Dunne
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Mr Paul Gordon
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Mr Paul Gordon
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Mr John Harding
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Mr Adam Hazeldine
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Dr Josh Hixson
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Ms Hannah Hodges
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Mr Matthew Holdstock
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Mr Tony Ingle
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Ms Jacinta Jenkins
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Ms Raquel Jones
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Mr Harry Kinsman
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Additional Information
Webinar Series
Session 1 Grape to crusher: Wednesday, 14 September
Session 2 Fermentation: Wednesday, 21 September
Session 2 Bottling: Wednesday, 28 September