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Making White Wine

February 15th, 2008 at 8:44pm |

White wine requires a bit more care than red wine, because there is a higher risk of oxidation, which would ruin the wine. Grapes are usually pressed right away when they arrive at the winery, and will usually receive a few hours of skin contact to draw the fruit flavors from the skins. Fermenation for […]

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