Abstract
Wine is a product that can be characterized both as a commodity but also as a luxury, depending on its price [...]
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Wine quality is linked to wine appreciation and it is a term easier to perceive than to describe since there is not a direct way to measure it [2]
Various parameters such as viticultural processes and practices, climatic conditions, winemaking techniques, processing methods, and ageing modalities can all have a strong effect on wine quality
Summary
Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. Advanced analytical methods to determine grape and wine chemical composition (such as acidity, polyphenolic and volatile content, color, etc.) exist, it is not possible to construct a predictive equation for evaluating the relative importance of each one of the factors that contribute to the final quality.
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