What is “Oenocyanin”?

“Oenocyanin” is a tannin compound extracted from the skins of the black grapes, comprising a mixture of pigmented tannins, some anthocyanins, and other phenolics. Marketed as a food colourant, oenocyanin is a valuable source of natural pigment available from Pomace…

Discovering Uruguayan wines

Uurguay, the land of gauchos and grilled meat, is located between Argentina and Brazil. It is South America fourth largest wine producer. Much of the country’s interior faces heavy humidity and subtropical temperatures, making winegrowing difficult. However, it is a country with a growing reputation regarding wine production. Let’s see why.

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