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In this episode of The Wine Lab, we explore the unseen world of yeast—the microscopic winemakers transforming grape juice into wine.
From lab-selected commercial strains to wild, spontaneous fermentations and even wineries culturing their own native yeasts, we uncover how these tiny organisms shape wine’s flavor, texture, and identity.
Along the way, we touch on yeast’s long history in human culture—from bread to beer to Bordeaux.
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For more detailed wine science checkout my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@Enology_channel
By Andreea BotezatuSend me your thoughts at [email protected]
In this episode of The Wine Lab, we explore the unseen world of yeast—the microscopic winemakers transforming grape juice into wine.
From lab-selected commercial strains to wild, spontaneous fermentations and even wineries culturing their own native yeasts, we uncover how these tiny organisms shape wine’s flavor, texture, and identity.
Along the way, we touch on yeast’s long history in human culture—from bread to beer to Bordeaux.
Support the show
For more detailed wine science checkout my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@Enology_channel