fermenting tank

Top quality wines don't jump from the fermenting tanks ready to drink.

The 12 fermenting tanks had tipped over with the sake contents spread across the floor.

Even longtime restaurants added stainless-steel fermenting tanks just to keep pace.

But South Orange is apparently waiting for the pilsner now in the fermenting tanks.

The new technology involves small amounts of virus which is placed into fermenting tanks with nutrients and animal cells.

From the crusher the juice, skins and seeds are pumped into the fermenting tanks.

The tour here is more about the plants than the fermenting tanks - you even get to see how the guillotine-like grafting machine works.

Hardy's techniques for wine making are still in use - his open fermenting tanks and his traditional basket presses.

The mid-1980s saw increased usage of oak barrels for fermentation over stainless steel fermenting tanks.

The wort is then cooled and run into fermenting tanks where yeast is added or pitched.

With cell technology, small amounts of virus are put in fermenting tanks with nutrients and cells derived from mammals.

In addition, an undetermined amount of wine slopped over when the quake shook the winery's open fermenting tanks.

After pressing, the wine is gravity-fed into oak, computer-temperature-controlled, fermenting tanks, where fermentation takes 10 to 20 days.

“This small kura has about twenty stereo speakers that play music and natural sounds around the fermenting tanks twenty-four hours a day,” he writes.

Miller started small with just six small fermenting tanks, a conditioning unit, bottling line and as many old barrels as he could source.

Modern winemaking equipment includes temperature control mechanisms such as stainless steel fermenting tanks with a cooling jacket to help regulate temperatures.

Harlan grapes, like the grapes at almost all wineries, are hand-sorted and go through a destemming machine on their way to the fermenting tanks.

It's expansive and would make most winemakers envious of the wide-open spaces for crushing grapes, fermenting tanks and barrels.

The French, thinking these Americans were truly knowledgeable, took them from one chateau to another to see fermenting tanks, aging barrels, wine stocks and bottling lines.

The technique calls for two fermentations, the first in the fermenting tanks and the second in the bottle itself (a process known as the methode champenoise).

It was not until year seven that Mr. Hoskin got an electric crusher and, at last, a professional 1,000-liter stainless steel fermenting tank for white wine.

The winery was barely more than a large corrugated shed filled with shiny, state-of-the-art equipment: crushers, fermenting tanks, staggered rows of stacked, aging barrels.

Yeast strains come in two varieties: those that ferment on top of the wort and those that are active on the bottom of the fermenting tank.

For example, many properties in St.-Emilion and nearby Pomerol are switching from stainless steel fermenting tanks to wood, a change designed to produce richer, more intense wines.

With their hands in their pockets, the suspects watched as the agents used axes to break up the stills, four 800-gallon fermenting tanks, or black pots, that resemble home heating-oil tanks.