Roadshow workshops
Workshops are presented by AWRI winemakers and have been tailored to translate research outcomes into practical winemaking advice. Workshops are practically orientated and include tastings, simple and practical diagnostic tests and practical exercises. A number of these workshops have been developed specifically to manage relevant technical production issues. Workshops are presented over a three year period.
Our current workshop which will be presented throughout 2009-2011, is entitled
Previous workshops include:
- Trouble free winemaking - avoidance and management of common wine instabilities
- Trouble free winemaking - managing wine instabilities, understanding and managing nitrogen and identifying wine faults
- Trouble free winemaking - managing wine instabilities, identifying wine faults and quantifying grape colour and tannin
- The avoidance of taints and chemical instabilities during winemaking
- Brettanomyces - latest research and control strategies
- Microscopy and applications
A new workshop being developed, to be launched at the 14th AWITC and then presented as a Research to Practice module, is called:
If you would value attending a workshop which addresses another area of grape or wine production, but not yet presented by the AWRI, please email Geoff Cowey.