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Proceedings of the Ninth Australian Wine Industry Technical Conference : Adelaide, South Australia, 16-19 july 1995

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Editores: Winetitles
Año de publicación: 1996
País: Australia
Idioma: inglés
Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Australian Wine Industry Technical Conference (9. 1995. Adelaide).
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Listado de artículos

- Customer expectations for the European Union
  S. J. Clarke
  págs. 1-3
- International legislative issues
  Peter J. Wall, Terry H. Lee
  págs. 3-5
- Consumer expectations: the US market in the future
  M. K. Rodeno
  págs. 6-10
- Transnational marketing and branding
  C. Anstee
  págs. 11-13
- Export marketing: one company's experience
  G. C. Smith
  págs. 14-16
- Packaging and the environment
  G. Williams
  págs. 17-18
- Developments in the manufacture of wine containers
  T. K. G. Howse
  págs. 19-20
- Aspects of carton design for distribution performance
  P. Stevanz, George F. Peterson
  págs. 21-22
- Coding
  J. Northey
  págs. 23-25
- Low input winemaking: let nature do the work
  D. Ramey
  págs. 26-29
- Lacquer-like bottle deposits in red wine
  K. F. Pocock, Z. Peng, Elizabeth J. Waters, Patrick J. Williams
  págs. 30-32
- Aspects of yeast autolysis in sparkling wine production
  B. E. N. Todd
  págs. 33-38
- Potassium tartrate: how stable is stable?
  A. D. Coulter, Peter Leske, N. G. C. Bruer
  págs. 39-45
- Studies on metal-induce wine spoilage processes: relevance to winemaking practice
  A. J. McKinnon, Geoffrey R. Scollary
  págs. 46-48
- Filtration and stability: managing the risk factor
  G. E. Baldwin
  págs. 49-52
- Application of recombinant DNA technology to wine yeast strains to achieve specific outcomes
  J. A. Pérez González, Luis González Candelas, S. Vallés, M. A. Ganga, Paloma Sánchez Torres, R. González, Daniel Ramón Vidal
  págs. 53-56
- Developments in the sensory, chemical and microbiological bais of mousy taint in wine
  Paul A. Henschke, A. J. Markides, Peter J. Costello, Markus J. Herderich, Terry H. Lee, Paul R. Grbin
  págs. 57-61
- Cabernet winemaking: a definition of great wine and a discussion of texture
  P. Draper
  págs. 62-65
- The influences of oak, coopering heat and microbial activity on oak-derived wine aroma
  Richard Gawel, K. F. Pocock, P. J. Spillman, M. A. Sefton
  págs. 66-71
- Effect of canopy microclimate on the composition of Sauvignon Blanc grapes
  J. J. Hunter, J. Marais, P. D. Haasbroek, O. P. H. Augustyn
  págs. 72-77
- Cell biology of grape secondary metabolism: a viticultural perspective
  W. James Hardie, T. P. O'Brien, V. G. Jaudzems
  págs. 78-82
- Methoxypyrazines of grapes and wines: differences of origin and behaviour
  M. S. Allen, M. J. Lacey, S. J. Boyd
  págs. 83-86
- The sensory properties of glycosidic flavour precursors from Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes
  Ann C. Noble, Patrick J. Williams, Leigh Francis
  págs. 87-89
- Grape and wine quality and varietal flavour
  Patrick J. Williams
  págs. 90-92
- Vineyard and winery effects on wine phenolics: flavonols in Oregon Pinot Noir
  Barney T. Watson, Steven F. Price, M. Valladao
  págs. 93-97
- The glycosyl-glucose assay: its application to assessing grape composition
  Richard Gawel, P. G. Lland, Bryan G. Coombe, Patrick J. Williams, D. G. Botting, Jeremy Giddings, Michael McCarthy
  págs. 98-104
- The composition of Shiraz grape berries: implications for wine
  Peter R. Clingeleffer, Terry H. Lee, R. S. Johnstone
  págs. 105-108
- Implications of multi-component analysis for Australian wine exports
  G. J. Martin
  págs. 109-112
- Physiology of grape leaf ageing as related to improved canopy management and grape quality
  Stefano Poni, Cesare Intrieri
  págs. 113-122
- Vine canopy development and carbohydrate partitioning as influenced by pruning
  Karl J. Sommer, Peter R. Clingeleffer
  págs. 123-127
- Effects of partial root-zone drying on grapevine vigour, yield, composition of fruit and use of water
  H. Düring, Peter R. Dry, D. G. Botting, Brian Loveys
  págs. 128-131
- Optimizing nitrogen supply to grafted Shiraz
  M. T. Treeby, Rob R. Walker, Bruno Holzapfel
  págs. 132-137
- Planning irrigation systems for vineyards
  K. A. Watson
  págs. 138-142
- Grapevine disease management: an overview
  R. W. Emmett, P. A. Magarey, Trevor Wicks, N. G. Nair, M. F. Wachtel
  págs. 143-145
- Resource allocation in the Murray-Darling Basin and implications for viticultural development
  Deidre H. Blackmore
  págs. 146-152
- Vineyard soil degradation by salt accumulation and the effect on the performance of the vine
  Alfred Cass, Rob R. Walker, Robert W. Fitzpatrick
  págs. 153-160
- Sources of quality vine material
  R. P. Hamilton
  págs. 161-164
- Improved viticulture statistics
  S. McGrath-Kerr
  págs. 165-168
- Is the sky the limit?
  F. J. Halliday
  págs. 169-173
- The effect of regulatory and social pressure on winery waste disposal strategies
  A. J. Caputi
  págs. 174-177
- The EPA and the Australian wine industry
  R. I. Thomas
  págs. 178-181
- The Government / industry interface
  Peter J. Wall
  págs. 182-184
- Opportunities for the Australian wine industry in minimizing waste and meeting community expectations
  Philip L. Laffer
  págs. 185-187

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