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Our year end meeting will be on Thursday the 30th of June.
We will meet in the taproom around 2:30. Guided tour starts at 3pm. We will then follow up with a casual meeting in the taproom afterwards.
Hello Everyone,
Hello Everyone,
Time for our fourth meeting of the year. I'll be hosting here at Rodney Strong next Tuesday 4/26/11 at 3PM (see directions below). The topic is screwcap versus cork finished, or alternative closures. We are using 1 3/4" corks, 2" corks coated by the cold block method, plus Diams and screwcaps here at RSWE. Please bring any samples that you'd like to share. I have plenty of stemware, and we'll have a bottle to give away to one lucky attendee.
At Kenwood Vineyards. Meet outside tasting room.
Ins and outs of enzymatics including: material sources, pricing, equipment, protocols, new methods and sharing tricks of the trade. This has been a very worthwhile session in seasons past and we have had several requests to do it again.
Please RSVP to Nick Wolfe if you plan to attend.
Everyone is invited to the "2nd International Wine Microbiology Symposium Follow-up Session”
CERA Winemaking Committee:
The benefits and how-tos of method validation. Method validation is a process of performing several tests designed to verify that an analytical method is capable of providing valid data when used routinely. It is specific to your site, your samples, and your equipment and so can provide a useful tool for determining the effectiveness of your analyses.