Sentence examples for wine results from inspiring English sources

Sparkling wine results when the escape of carbon dioxide from the fermenting liquid is prevented.

In consequence, Mr. Kramer writes, "more concentrated wine results at a fraction of the cost (and risk) of severe pruning in the vineyard".

The letter also notes that Snooth provides the wine results for Wikia Search, and ends with goals for 2009.

Average results for red and white wines, respectively, were: Cr, 38.6 and 29.4 μg/L; Mn, 697 and 101 μg/L; Fe, 1.7 and 0.7 mg/L; Co, 6.3 and 0.5 μg/L; Ni, 134 and 573 μg/L; Cu, 131 and 158 μg/L; Zn, 389 and 2099 μg/L; Cd, 2.8 (red wine; white wine results were under limit of detection); Pb, 6.3 (red wine; white wine results were under limit of detection).

Indeed, the flavor in wine results from the ratio of skin to flesh, the former being the source of most aromatic and tannins compounds, the second providing the organic acids and the sugars [ 1].

During this period of aging under pressure, a series of complex reactions occurs, involving compounds from autolyzed yeast and from the wine, resulting in a special flavour.

The adapted recombinant cells converted even 25% of inital L-malic acid, although pre-adaption to wine resulting in 5 times less intracellular activity (data not shown).

However, this approach affects the flavour profile of the final wine resulting for example in less metabolised ethyl lactate and subsequent decreased mouthfeel (Husnik et al. 2007).

Together they spent more than £44,000 on wine, resulting in the restaurant giving them £400 worth of food for nothing.

These compounds are major components of the sensory characteristics of wine, resulting in improved aroma, color and flavor, as well as enhancing the health benefits conferred by polyphenolic compounds with antioxidant activity [ 27].

She cooked four casseroles using the same ingredients save for the beer, and found that barley wines resulted in a tastier dish than stouts.