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Inside Wine: Filtration
How winemakers produce wines that are clear and microbiologically stable
Unwanted bacteria and yeast are found on vines and grapes, lurking within barrels and hidden in cellars. During fermentation, they're key to the winemaking process, but after bottling, their presence can cause off flavors or create a fizzy disaster. Learn the filtration methods vintners employ to combat microbial threats.
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