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Chemical composition and sensorial properties of Vranac wine in the Skadar lake area
Owing to its geographical position and favourable climate, grape growing and winemaking have always been developed in Montenegro and have traditionally been based on Vranac and Kratošija, two autochthone wines. Kratošija variety had dominated until the emergence of phylloxera; however, its role …
Orange wine tradition: from book to documentary
It's a new wine style, with which Anglo-Saxons for convenience have labelled wines produced from white grapes through prolonged maceration. The fermented wort remains in contact with the grape skins, drawing from them tannins and the golden orange colour with tendencies to amber, "Orange", in fact. …
Gravner: a cross-border winegrower and his particular way of making wine
Gravner is considered one of the fathers of strict viticulture both in Italy and abroad. Strict winemaking in the cellar means not to filter, not to clarify or to bend to practices that are not the minimum of the roasting during the fermentation, with using only a bit of sulphur - but very little - …
Effect of fermentation temperature on polyphenolic composition and sensory properties of red Vranac wines1
Vranac grapes are exceptionally rich in colouring matter contained mostly in the skin, flesh and juice of the berry. Until 2005, no detailed research has been conducted to examine the technological factors that affect the polyphenolic potential of this variety.
A study on the effect of three diffe…
Josko Gravner and his wine production contained in a book
"Gravner - Coltivare il vino" ("Gravner - Cultivating wine") is the title of the new book on Joško Gravner, winegrower of Oslavia (Gorizia), published by the Cucchiaio d'Argento in three languages (Italian, Slovenian and English), fruit of a more than eight months work of Stefano Caffari, author o…
Vranac: presentation
Vranac is an ancient variety of grape indigenous to the Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia. Vranac is considered the most important variety of grape in Montenegro. The grape produces a dry red wine of a unique taste and character. The cultivar has medium-large, cylindrical and spotted clusters with …
The genetic improvement of the grapevine
The genetic improvement of the vine has two sides: the one concerns table grapes, the other one concerns wine grapes. In the first case, traditional genetic improvement, based on crossbreed and selection, has been intense and has led to the spectacular enrichment of the varietal landscape. In the se…
The history of viticulture in Serbia
Serbia is located in the central Balkans, at the crossroads between Asia and Europe, on the line dividing various nations and civilisations of the East and the West. Due to its favourable climate and geological characteristics, the area of the Balkans is an ancient wine-growing region and both Serbi…
The importance of publications: from catalogs to VCR technical booklets
VCR catalogues, edited in different languages, represent real user manuals for the winegrowers. They highlight the varieties, clones and rootstocks that VCR use for the production of grafted vine plants. In the description of the different varieties, VCR paid the utmost attention in highlighting the…
Viticulture production and the varieties of Montenegro
The viticulture in Montenegro is mostly based on the breeding of autochthonous grapevine varieties such as Vranac, Kratošija, Krstač and Žižak. Vranac is the main autochthonous grapevine variety in Montenegro. The most famous vineyard area in Montenegro is Crmnica, which is considered the homela…
Experimentation: the true power for innovation
The secret of VCR’s primacy lies in the never-ending search for new varieties, clones and crossings that can give better and better results for the growers. Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo has gone through all the major strands of the research in the grapevine nursery domain, such as: from micropropaga…
First experimental tests on water management in vineyard in Friuli: Pignolo and Sauvignon
Ersa, together with the University of Udine, already carried out tests in 2006 at the Tenuta Villanova Farm in Villanova di Farra d'Isonzo (GO) on the vineyards of Pignolo (Friulian autochthonous grape variety) and Sauvignon, both bred Guyot with distances of 0.70 mx 2.41 and 1 mx 2.40 to determine …
Vranac's genetic identification
As the result of cooperation between Plantaže and the Italian partner Centro di ricerca per la viticoltura, Consiglio per la ricerca in agricoltura e l'analisi dell'economia agraria (Center for the Wine Resarch in Italy), the genetic identification of the Montenegrin autochthonous grape varieties…
Clonal selection of Vranac in Montenegro
Bearing in mind the importance of Vranac variety for the Montenegrin viticulture, work on the clonal selection of this variety has started in the 2004 year thanks to the collaboration between University of Montenegro Faculty of Biotechnology and the “13. jul Plantaže”, the biggest private w…
Effect of water stress on plant and grape content
At the same time as the experimental tests carried out with Ersa, the group of researchers at the University of Udine has started to deal with various water deficit projects, coordinated by prof. Enrico Peterlunger, focusing on the effect that the water deficit has not only on the physiology of the …
Water stress and water emergence by 2040
Water stress is a temporary or prolonged condition of lack of water, usually lacking at ground level. As all plant stresses, it can result in primary damage or secondary damage to a plant.
According to the World Resources Institute's report (WRI), which measured the demand and availability of water…
Quality of grapes and quality of wine: how to enhance an indispensable combination
Il Simposio, dal titolo "Qualità delle uve e qualità del vino: come valorizzare un connubio imprescindibile” si svolgerà il 18 Giugno 2016 presso la sala convegni della Villa Nachini Cabassi. Il convegno nasce dalla collaborazione tra lo studio Perleuve srl di Cormons, il Dipartimento di Scienz…
Evaluation of resistance, agronomic and oenological evaluation
The evaluation mainly concerned resistance to downy mildew and, secondly, resistance to grey mildew. Two genes for dendritic downy mildew resistance and two genes for grey mildew resistance were worked out. In the early years, the selection of downy mildew resistant varieties was based on field obse…
Genetic identification for Grapevine Diversity Exploration Project
The first application of the SSR markers to the Serbian grapevine germplasm, in order to provide reference descriptors for the identification and evaluation of genetic relationships of local cultivars, was carried out in the framework of project, financed by the Ministry of Education and Science o…
Enhance defence through a shared georeferenced cloud network
Thanks to a pilot project involving the interconnection of embedded devices to a cloud network, these data and this detection methodology are now shared among consultants and technicians working in the vine industry. "We have taken advantage of the necessity to make data and support for integrated p…
Vineyard threats: grey molds and rot
The vine growing is conditioned by several factors, among which the availability of water and mineral elements, plays a leading role. In situations characterized by water and/or nutritional deficiency, the development of the basal leaves is particularly limited and normally the management of the gre…
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Monitoring adversity in the vineyard of Friuli thanks to technology
The management of the health status of the vine is the one that has the greatest economic and environmental impact of the crop, and on this topic, there is the greatest need for innovation in order to respond in a concrete way to the expectations of consumers, the population living in wine-growing a…
Serbian varieties: Tamjanika, Slankamenka (Plovdina), Kreaca, Ruzica, Sremska Zelenika, Muscat Krokan, Smederevka, Prokupac, Začinak, Ćilibarka
Different samples collected from the same putative grapevine variety in the collections or in old vineyards showed identical molecular genotypes except for Tamjanika Bela accessions, which showed two diverse DNA profiles. One identical genotype was found between varieties of Tamjanika (Bela and Crve…
The skills of the Agri-Food Park in Friuli
Entro la fine di Gennaio 2017, la Regione insieme al distretto elaborerà un piano di sviluppo 2017-2020 che diverrà il Master Plan per lo sviluppo del Cluster Regionale nel prossimo futuro. In collaborazione con i propri soci statutari, organizza per questo motivo una consultazione aperta ai co…
"FOOD EAST" - RESEARCH AND INNOVATION FORUM and Carta di Milano: the Excellences of Friuli Venezia Giulia and Central-Eastern Europe for Sustainability in the Agri-Food sector
Following the Milan event, the FVG region, also organized in June 2015 the event dedicated to "Food East" - Research and Innovation Forum 2015 to make a contribution to some crucial issues of the global food challenge that will accompany us for the next few years by providing concrete commitments to…
Automated irrigation management in the vineyard: the Italian-Israeli "Irrigate" project
Developing an automated irrigation management program through climate, plant and soil controlling sensors to manage the impact of drought on vine productivity and grape quality is the goal of the Italian-Israeli bi-annual research project "Irrigate", launched in 2014 and co-ordinated by the Universi…
Irrigation in the vineyard
Irrigation and its management, however, remain an instrument in the hands of the farmer to optimise the productive performance of the vineyard. In particular, the application of a moderate and controlled water deficit makes it possible to produce the highest quality grapes, while maintaining a satis…
Water stress in the vineyard
The vine is a plant that is well suited to arid hot environments. Many vineyard areas are characterized by limited seasonal precipitation, in some cases there is availability to irrigate and resort to planned irrigation or rescue operations, in other cases the inability to resort or, following the a…
Leaf removal and technological maturation of grapes
At the same time, leaf removal can lead to better technological maturation of grapes - higher sugar accumulation and lower titratable acidity - and promotes better phenolic complexity, mainly due to increased concentration of flavonoids and anthocyanins. The same international researchers have verif…
Period of intervention: Effectiveness of leaf removal in pre and post flowering
The period of intervention has different effects on the cluster (in particular the red grapes), on the basis of which the evaluation on the choice is done- which is the most suitable period, early or late. Defoliation is used mainly in colder vineyards and in red berry varieties, thus improving th…
4Grapes: A free app, able to monitor the main adversity of the vine
After activating a network of shared information among industry professionals, dedicated public bodies and some producers involved in the project, in 2015, a smartphone app was completed and is available for everyone, enabling every manufacturer to monitor the main adversity of the vine.
"Monitoring…
Montenegro
Local Partner: Biotehnički fakultet u Podgorici (The Faculty of Biotecnology of Podgorica, Montenegro)
The Faculty of Biotechnology of Podgorica is the oldest research institute in Montenegro. Its experimental unit, the Center for Subtropical Cultures, was founded in Bar in 1937. Immediately after …
First vine varieties resistant to diseases produced in Italy
They are ten: five white berries - Fleurta, Soreli, Sauvignon Kretos, Sauvignon Nepis, Sauvignon Rytos - and five red berries - Cabernet Eidos, Cabernet Volos, Merlot Khorus, Merlot Kanthus, Julius, the first disease-resistant grapevines variety, produced in Italy by researchers from the U…
A fair specialized in viticolture
Enovitis in Campo is the only dynamic fair in Italy entirely dedicated to viticulture technology. The heart of the event includes tests and demonstrations that take place directly in the vineyard and hence in realistic conditions. Visitors can therefore, determine both the effectiveness and the …