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german wines process noble rot done in eiswein
Noble rot is a type of controlled fungus otherwise known as Botrytis Cinerea. This main outcome vingneronnes are looking for is to reduce the water content of the grape which results in a more concentrated flavour and heightens sweetness. It's a technique used most commonly - but not solely- in the production of dessert wines throughout Europe.
P.S. eiswein is produced using a totally different technique, by freezing the grape. NOT related to noble rot but producing similar results...
A grey mould that is deliberately cultivated on grapes in order to perfect certain wines.
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