Enology Notes Index F-J
The Index is broken down into alphabetical sections. Please choose the section for the subject you are interested in.
Subject | Issue |
Fellgate, Peter | 51 |
Fer Servadou | 70 |
Fermaid K | 26 |
fermentable N equivalent | 32 |
fermentable nitrogen (N) | 1, 3, 22, 26, 28, 32, 58, 71, 80, 81, 82, 93, 101, 104, 105, 113, 133, 141, 159 |
fermentable nitrogen analysis | 142 |
fermentation | , 15922, 56, 103, 109, 159 |
fermentation management | 79 |
fermentation rate | 56, 159 |
fermentation temperature | 1, 80, 107, 158, 159 |
fermentation with bentonite | 25 |
fermentation with cubes | 41 |
fermentor | 22, 80 |
fill height | 97, 98 |
filter cloth | 66 |
filtrate contamination | 65 |
filtration | 65, 66, 80 |
fining | 84, 151, 152 |
fining agent use, summary of | 43 |
fining agents | 11, 43 |
fining trials | 86 |
First International Screwcap Symposium | 96 |
flavan-3-ols | 68 |
flavor | 91, 113 |
flavor depth and quality | 62 |
flavor precursors | 106 |
flavor scalping | 99 |
flavor-active properties | 35, 36 |
flow rate | 65 |
flushing | 122 |
Formol test procedure (titration) | 14, 79, 81, 92, 93, 101, 104, 107, 113, 133 |
formol titration (reduced volume) | 28 |
Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrophotometry | 51 |
Fourier, Joseph | 51 |
frame filters | 66 |
France Study Tour | 152 |
free amino nitrogen (FAN) | 70, 105, 112, 113, 159 |
free grape volatiles (rate of formation) | 32 |
free run/press run | 80 |
free sulfur dioxide (SO2) | 98, 100, 111 |
free volatiles | 27, 29, 54, 62 |
freeze tests | 38 |
frost | 30 |
fructose | 56, 105 |
fructose/fermentation | 159 |
fruit condition | 69 |
fruit culling | 53, 82, 93 |
fruit exposure | 53 |
fruit intensity | 94, 100 |
fruit maturation | 23, 94, 105 |
fruit maturation, rate of | 75 |
fruit maturity | 26, 30, 61, 81, 152, 160 |
fruit N | 102 |
fruit nitrogen | 101 |
fruit per vine | 63 |
fruit pH | 107 |
fruit quality | 22 |
fruit ripeness | 22 |
fruit ripeness indicators | 103, 142, 155 |
fruit ripening | 63 |
fruit ripening parameters | 78 |
fruit rot | 80, 105, 127 |
fruit sampling | 103 |
fruit set | 50, 63 |
fruit sorting | 1, 2, 24, 81, 127 |
fruit temperature | 109 |
fruit volatiles | 101 |
fruit zone | 53 |
fruit/tannin maturity | 80 |
funding | 89 |
fungal degradation | 113 |
gallates | 90, 103 |
gallic acid | 90 |
galloylation | 117 |
gas retention | 122 |
gassing | 122 |
Gay-Lussac relationship | 69 |
gelatin | 43 |
gelatin fining | 45 |
gelatin index | 41 |
genetic variation/taste | 158 |
geosmin | 35, 36 |
Gewürztraminer | 101, 151 |
global marketplace | 98 |
global markets | 89 |
glucanase | 151 |
glucans | 37, 111, 151, 154 |
glucose | 56, 105 |
β-glucosidase activity | 29 |
glucosidase activity | 54 |
glutathione | 98, 101, 102, 112, 127, 129, 134, 144, 159 |
glycoside hydrolysis | 29 |
glycosides | 27, 54, 65, 82, 151, 154 |
gram-positive bacteria | 73, 91 |
grape and wine research | 89 |
grape and wine tannins | 27 |
grape concentrate | 82 |
grape glycosides | 61, 63, 75 |
grape maturation/maturity | 104, 119, 137, 147 |
grape nutritional status | 14 |
grape pH and acidity | 57 |
grape quality | 147 |
grape sampling | 50, 53 |
grape skin maturity evaluation | 27 |
grape sorting | 152 |
grape-based tannins | 8 |
grape-derived aroma potential | 29 |
grape-derived aroma/flavor compounds | 32 |
grape-derived organic acids | 84 |
grapevine canopy, sides | 27, 147 |
green plant tissues | 94 |
green vs. brown juice | 101, 102 |
green wineries | 125 |
Gros Manseng | 123 |
Growing Quality Grapes to Winery Specifications | 92 |
guaiacol | 35, 36 |
gum arabic | 84, 86 |
gums | 154 |
H2S formation | 70, 127 |
HACCP plan(ning) | 8, 22, 32, 75, 115, 139, 142, 148, 155 |
HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points), viticultural | 127 |
hand press | 27 |
hang time | 81, 109, 113 |
Hanseniaspora uvarum | 54 |
Hansenula anomala | 54 |
hard freeze | 30 |
hard vs. soft tannins | 87 |
harmony | 108 |
harmony/integration of structural components | 76 |
Harriague | 42 |
headspace | 97, 98 |
healthy fermentation | 105, 115 |
heat | 27, 53, 58 |
heat and light interception | 27, 68, 76 |
heat load index | 83 |
heat stability | 111 |
heat tests | 12 |
heavy (high boiling point) sulfur compounds | 113 |
heavy lees | 57, 70, 78, 106, 113 |
heavy metals | 148 |
herbacaous components | 84 |
herbaceous character | 94, 114, 115, 132, 143 |
heterogeneous | 53 |
hexanal | 115 |
hexenal | 115 |
high alcohol levels | 83, 109 |
high pH | 6 |
high solids juice | 28 |
high sugar concentration | 32, 158 |
high TA | 6 |
high terpene whites | 29 |
high yielding vineyards | 14 |
higher alcohols | 77, 99 |
high-polysaccharide producing yeast | 81 |
high-quality high-value | 89 |
hot water sterilant | 67 |
hue | 45, 117 |
hydrogen ions (H+) | 57 |
hydrogen sulfide (H2S) | 70, 71, 79, 81, 96, 113, 134 |
hydrometry | 31 |
hyperchomicity | 116 |
hyper-reduction | 102, 112, 129 |
IBMP (2-methoxy-3-isobutylpyrazine) | 114, 115, 132, 143 |
ICV | 152 |
immature cap stems | 107 |
immature fruit | 94 |
immature phenols | 2 |
immature seeds | 94 |
inactivated yeast | 159 |
indole | 14, 77 |
industry and academia | 89 |
industry economics (2002) | 61 |
inert gas | 97 |
inhibitory compounds | 105 |
inoculum volume | 105 |
instability | 91 |
integrated flavors and aromas | 106 |
integration | 108, 146 |
integrity bubble test | 67 |
integrity testing | 65 |
intensity or depth of aroma/flavor | 63 |
interactive surface area | 38 |
international wine market | 40 |
ionized form | 96 |
iron | 46 |
Isinglass | 43 |
isoelectric point | 11, 45 |
judge certification | 40 |
juice aroma evaluation | 27 |