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Making Rose Wine  by Foreign Trade OnLine

 

Rose wines: The elaboration is similar to that of the white wine, but are utilized colored grapes or a mixture of white and red.  Only are used first and “yema” must. 

Soaking: After the elimination of remainders the grapes themselves are transferred to a place where the must is submitted to a cuts soaking in cold with the “skin”, without coming to ferment.  After som time the must takes color, then is carried out the "bled" or separation of the must and the solid paste. 

“Desfangado” and fermentation: The separation of the solid matters carried in the same way that in the white wines.  The fermentation is carried out to controlled temperature to obtain fresh or fruitly wines.

Now mended.: The carbuncle gas removed during the fermentation pushes up the “skin” upper and is called "hat".  This layer activates the extraction of color.  The “skin” should be removed periodically, what is known as "moving". 

“Descube” Once obtained the color, the liquid himself is moved to another deposit separating it of the solid matters.

Fermentation: In the second deposit finalizes the fermentation, in a process called slow fermentation.  In this the acid, strong and vegetable, become smoother: the lactic one, that confers it refinement and smoothness. 

Movings: They concluded the fermentations, the wine is submitted to diverse movings and processing of clarification and stabilization. 

Selection: By qualities and bottled in the case of the youths, or are passed to casks for the breeding in wood. 

Breeding in oak casks: Carried out as well for the wines of greater quality to the ones that wants them to give a breeding.  The election of the type of oak (American or French) and the toast of the staves is very important.  No one is better than another.  What is important is the wisdom of the enologyst to carry out an adequate mix between the fruit and the wood. 

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