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Getting Juice out of the Grapes

February 6th, 2008 at 6:39pm |

After the grapes are harvested, when they arrive at the winery, they are put on conveyor belts, where workers pick out unripe grapes and other undesirable foreign particles. To get the juice out of the grapes, they must first be crushed, and then pressed. Usually a machine called a crusher/destemmer will remove the stems and […]

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