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Dr Andy Walker to Retire: Leaves Legacy of Grapevine Breeding,

UCD Professor/Geneticist to Retire June 29 June 02, 2021 University of California, Davis (UCD) professor and geneticist Dr. Andrew Walker will retire June 29 after more than 30 years on the Department of Viticulture and Enology faculty and as a winegrape breeder. Given the long-term nature of the grape breeding process, it s not surprising that some of Walker s more significant breeding projects came to fruition later in his career the release of five nematode resistant rootstocks in 2009, and the 2020 official release of five new winegrape varieties resistant to Pierce s Disease (PD). Reflecting the reality of his work, Walker titled one of his recent lectures, 30+ Years of Grape Breeding and Just Getting Started. With additional winegrape cultivars in development in the Walker Lab being bred for both PD resistance and powdery mildew resistance, important new grapevine materials will continue to become available well after he retires.

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A bottle of wine aged in space could sell for $1 million — how and why it tastes different than Earth-bound wine

A bottle of wine aged in space could sell for $1 million how and why it tastes different than Earth-bound wine CNBC 1 hr ago Tom Huddleston Jr. © Provided by CNBC Christie s is selling a bottle of Chateau Petrus 2000 that spent 14 months aging aboard the International Space Station while orbiting Earth. A bottle of red wine that spent more than a year in space could end up being the most expensive wine ever sold. Christie s is selling a bottle of Pétrus 2000 that was aged for 14 months aboard the International Space Station (ISS) before returning to Earth in January. And the British auction house estimates will ultimately fetch a price in the region of $1 million.

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Next frontier: French team reveals secrets of wine aged in space

Next frontier: French team reveals secrets of wine aged in space
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Experts taste the first Petrus wine in space - Delano - Luxembourg in English

Experts taste the first Petrus wine in space - Delano - Luxembourg in English
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Seguin Moreau Debuts QTT Barrel

Seguin Moreau Debuts QTT Barrel Posted on February 23, 2021 NAPA, Calif., After more than ten years of research and development conducted in collaboration with the Institute of Vine and Wine Sciences (ISVV) in Bordeaux, Seguin Moreau is proud to unveil the QTT barrel. QTT, or the molecules quercotriterpenosides, are a new family of oak compounds found to play a key role in sensory profiles of wines aged in barrels and are responsible for the sensation of “sugariness” and sweetness in dry wines. The discovery of QTT and of a structurally close sub-family Glu-AB, molecules characterized by their bitterness, provide scientific explanations for oak-aged wines’ taste balance. Previously the volume, sweetness and roundness seen during oak aging wine had been unexplained. Extensive research by the teams of Professor Denis Dubourdieu and Doctor Axel Marchal (ISVV) uncovered new correlations, which were followed by five years of studies and analysis first to determine with certain

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