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Fermentation

February 7th, 2008 at 7:38pm |

Fermentation is a very natural thing. It probably happened the first time when some grapes were lying around for too long. Because that’s all you have to do to. The wild yeasts that live on grape skins will start the fermentation process immediately. In the New World today, most wineries will kill off the wild […]

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