Enology Notes Index K-O
The Index is broken down into alphabetical sections. Please choose the section for the subject you are interested in.
Subject | Issue |
KHT | 37, 38 |
killer toxins | 56, 159 |
Kloeckera | 105, 159 |
Kloeckera apiculata | 54 |
Kloeckera spp. | 56, 83 |
knowledge - or epistemology | 153, 155 |
laboratory trials | 45 |
laccase | 24, 103 |
lactic acid bacteria (LAB) | 65, 91, 158 |
lactic acid bacteria (LAB) strains | 71 |
lactic acid bacteria (LAB) management | 71 |
lactic acid bacterial growth | 72 |
Lactobacillus | 71, 73, 91, 105, 159 |
large polymeric pigments (LPP) | 33, 62, 65, 76, 82, 116 |
last month of maturity | 32 |
late harvest wine production | 32 |
late inoculation | 105 |
late inoculum | 56 |
leaf area | 30, 112 |
leaf fall | 30 |
leaf senescence | 114 |
leaf shading | 80 |
lees | 90, 101, 103, 151 |
lees and color | 41 |
lees and oak bouquet | 41 |
lees contact | 22, 93, 106 |
lees management | 71, 106, 113, 146 |
lees stirring | 106, 146 |
lees storage | 112, 146 |
length of maceration | 107 |
Leuconstoc | 105, 159 |
light | 27, 53 |
light, clean lees | 76 |
light (low boiling point) sulfur compounds | 113 |
light crop | 57 |
light exposure | 114 |
light lees | 57, 71, 78, 106, 113 |
liminescence | 152 |
Loire River Valley | 75 |
long settling | 56, 105 |
longer maceration | 72 |
longevity, wine | 109, 144, 160 |
low phenol varieties | 33 |
lysozyme | 73, 91, 159 |
maceration | 117, 142, 155 |
maceration enzymes | 29, 90, 103 |
maceration period | 71 |
macro-, meso-, and micro-climate | 63, 64, 65, 87 |
macromolecules | 6, 41, 57, 106, 146, 151 |
Madiran | 42 |
Maipe | 83 |
malate | 103 |
malic acid | 30, 63, 84, 111 |
malic acid respiration | 6 |
malic enzyme (ME) | 30 |
management of lactic acid bacteria | 73 |
management of phenols | 33 |
manno-protein polysaccharides | 103 |
mannoproteins | 6, 25, 41, 69, 71, 106, 146, 151, 154, 159 |
Manseng | 101 |
Marsanne | 70 |
maturation dynamics | 53 |
mature tannins | 27 |
maturity | 87, 150 |
maturity evaluation | 27, 50, 101, 115, 147 |
maturity evaluation gauge | 57 |
maturity gauges | 83 |
maturity gauges | 109 |
maturity of skin and seed tannins | 76 |
Maule | 83 |
maximizing aroma/flavor and structure | 81 |
maximum aroma/flavor | 30, 107 |
maximum berry weight | 30 |
maximum sample area | 53 |
maximum weight | 107 |
media migration | 65 |
membrane efficiency | 65 |
membrane filters | 67 |
membrane-type filters | 65 |
mercaptans | 70, 71, 96, 113 |
Merlot | 62 |
metal analysis | 148 |
metal-containing fungicides | 70 |
metal oxide sensors (MOS) | 147 |
metallic | 151 |
metallic bitterness | 77 |
metals | 96, 144 |
methionine | 79, 113 |
methode champenoise | 43 |
methoxypyrazine(s) | 94, 112, 113, 114, 115, 132, 143, 153 |
methyl indole | 14, 77 |
2-methylisoborneol | 35, 36 |
methyl mercaptan (MeSH) | 70, 79 |
Metschenickowia pulcherrima | 54 |
3-MH | 101, 112 |
3-MHA (3-mercaptohexyl acetate) | 102 |
Mg++ nutrition/deficiency | 90, 103 |
microbiological | 111 |
microbiological antagonism | 105 |
microbiological degradation | 60 |
micronutrient deficiency | 105 |
micronutrients | 113 |
microoxidation | 103 |
micro-oxidation | 33 |
microoxygenation | 42, 69, 75, 76, 78, 84, 92, 94, 95, 108, 114, 120, 134 |
microoxygenation research | 35, 36 |
microoxygenation research review | 23 |
mid-palate body | 62 |
MLF (malolactic fermentation) | 22, 72, 82, 91, 104, 106, 137 |
MLF completion | 71 |
MLF inhibition | 159 |
MLF supplement | 104 |
MLF timing | 73, 144 |
4-MMP | 101, 112 |
4-MMPOH | 101 |
MOG removal | 114 |
moisture stress | 57, 107, 110, 111, 113 |
moldy grapes | 47 |
molecular form | 96 |
molecular oxygen | 26, 122 |
monitoring | 115 |
monitoring, quality | 147 |
monitoring sustainability | 152 |
monitoring, vineyard/winery | 147 |
monomeric anthocyanins | 62 |
monomeric phenols | 33 |
monomers | 65, 76 |
Mourvedre | 70 |
mousseux | 91 |
mouthfeel | 62, 84, 113, 146, 158 |
mouthfeel balance | 76 |
mouthfeel management | 76 |
mouthfeel modification | 103 |
mouthfeel softening | 78 |
mouthfeel wheel | 27, 33 |
mucic acid | 2 |
mulberry wine | 125 |
multiple harvest dates | 53 |
Muscats | 151 |
must nitrogen | 158, 159 |
must turbidity | 79, 151 |
musty odor | 35, 36 |
NaOH standardization | 31 |
native yeasts/bacteria | 105 |
natural cork | 77, 99, 100 |
nephelometer | 28 |
new oak | 84 |
New Zealand | 112 |
New Zealand Screwcap Initiative | 96 |
nighttime temperatures | 101 |
nitrogen (N) | 14, 111, 143 |
nitrogen additions | 79, 159 |
nitrogen (N) adjustments | 28 |
nitogen (N) application | 110 |
nitrogen deficiency | 56, 77, 110, 113, 133, 159 |
nitrogen gas | 113 |
nitrogen metabolism | 110, 113 |
nitrogen status | 26, 81, 92, 107 |
nitrogen (N) supplementation | 102 |
nitrogen supplements | 92, 113, 133 |
nitrogen uptake | 110 |
Noble rot | 24 |
non-invasive analysis of fruit | 51 |
nonsoluble solids | 6, 28, 56, 71, 80, 105, 106, 139 |
non-volatile precusors | 113 |
normal rating | 65 |
Norton grape | 90, 103 |
Norton HACCP-like plan | 90 |
Norton production challenges | 103 |
Norton structural/textural quality | 103 |
Norton varietal aroma | 103 |
Norton varietal descriptors | 90 |
NTU/turbidity level | 93 |
number of clusters per shoot | 63 |
nutrient addition | 56, 105, 159 |
nutrient cocktails | 105 |
nutrient supplementation | 32 |
objectives for US industry | 89 |
1-octen-3-ol | 35, 36 |
1-octen-3-one | 35, 36 |
Oenococcus | 73, 91, 159 |
off-odors | 93 |
OIV | 91 |
Okanagan Valley | 40 |
optical density (OD) at 420 nm | 98 |
optimum maturity | 50 |
optimum mean ripening temperature | 87 |
optimum mean temperature | 59 |
Oregon wine industry | 139 |
organic farming | 75, 83, 109 |
organic grape growing | 63 |
osmotic distillation (OD) | 69 |
osmotic pressure | 32, 56, 105 |
overall ripeness | 50 |
overcropping | 57 |
over-extraction | 76 |
overfining | 45 |
oxidation | 35, 36, 100, 106, 111, 112, 113, 129, 133, 144, 160 |
oxidation of phenols | 26 |
oxidation potential | 111 |
oxidation-reduction (redox) | 96, 134 |
oxidation-reduction (redox) potential | 79, 95, 96, 102, 113 |
oxidation-reduction (redox) state | 70 |
oxidation-reduction potential | 41 |
oxidative buffering capacity | 41, 80 |
oxidative changes | 99 |
oxidative degradation | 71, 77, 101, 102, 113, 129 |
oxidative dimers | 160 |
oxidative products | 151 |
oxidative polymerization | 94 |
oxidized | 96 |
oxidized (brown) color and character | 46 |
oxidized character | 98 |
oxidized sulfides | 79 |
oxidized volatile sulfur compounds | 113 |
oxidizing agents | 95 |
oxygen | 26, 56, 95, 105, 111, 113, 120, 122, 160 |
oxygen analyzer | 152 |
oxygen at bottling | 152 |
oxygen balance at bottling | 97 |
oxygen buffering | 57, 106 |
oxygen depletion | 26 |
oxygen exposure | 98 |
oxygen ingress | 97, 152 |
oxygen management | 8, 133, 139 |
oxygen permeability | 98, 100 |
oxygen pick-up | 111 |
oxygenation | 92, 106, 107 |
oxygenation (wine aeration) | 134, 159 |