Bloom
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Bloom - Flowering of the grapevines. Bloom is also a waxy substance found on the skins of grapes.
BLOOM
The grape flower, or blossom. The term also refers to the time of grape flowering in the spring.
BLUNT
Strong in flavor and often alcoholic, but lacking in aromatic interest and development on the palate.
Bloom: The grayish, powdery film that occurs naturally on grapes in the field, and which contains wild yeast and dust. Brush your finger across the skin of a ripe grape and you'll see this bloom easily.
blooming, flowering
Stage in the Growth Cycle in which the flowers bloom.
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Bloom and set proceeded on schedule and the vines went into the summer with a good-sized crop
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Allow the culture to "bloom" (grow) a total of 24 hours since adding Campden to the must. Then add this cup of yeast culture to the must, stir and cover, and allow the yeast to "do its thing.
Gelatine is prepared from a powder form much finer than that used for cooking (look for 100 bloom, the measure of gelatine particles) at the rate of between 0.02 to 0.04 grams per litre.
Riparia blooms in May or June and produces a small 6-15 mm blue-black grape with a bloom, seeded, juicy, edible, vinous-herbacous in flavor (not foxy), but usually sour.
The abundant presence of the bloom on the berries Mulinari has used the name, meaning "mill".
The bloom, that hazy coating on ripe grapes, is actually a collection of single-celled plants called yeast. There are approximately 6,000 yeast cells per ounce of fermenting must.
Yeasts are naturally present on the skins of some fruits such as grapes in the form of a 'bloom'.
Reticent at first, the wine slowly blooms into a rich, earthy bowlful of juicy, spicy berries. The oak is present but only serves to compliment the deep, dark fruit. Apparently, this wine is a blend of four vineyards in Paso Robles.
The grapes have a bloom that contains active cells of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. After juicing the grapes these grape yeast cells and other yeast cells picked up from the winery equipment then start to convert the grape sugars to alcohol.
Ripe nebbiolo grapes have a very prominent "bloom" that gives them a "foggy" or "frosted" look, so the name could come from from "nebbia", Italian for "fog".
Be sure to select fragrance rose petals; many roses are not fragrant, with more effort put into the beauty of the bloom. Sniff first!
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Yeast. Promotes fermentation of grape juice. The 'dust' on a grape, known as the 'bloom' is wild yeast. Most wine makers prefer to use their own yeast strains.
Fruit
The bunches are of medium size, compact, conical in shape and sometimes winged.The berries are black, covered with bloom, medium sized, oval with firm skin but soft, white, sweet flesh and ripen early.
Soft cheeses with bloomy white or red dotted rind, full bodied whites, younger reds, lower tannins
Orange-red rind soft cheeses, full-bodied reds with lower tannins, powerful whites ...
step individual grapes make towards the finished bottle, but it is also the busiest time of the year for a winery. Festivals and events focusing around the excitement of the annual grape harvest keep the tradition and anticipation in full bloom.
Micro-organisms that when added to grape juice convert the sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide. Natural or cultivated; necessary for fermentation. (Natural yeasts are contained in the waxy bloom or pruina on the grape skins).
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 See also: Region, Style, Wine, Grape, Full
  
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