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Meaning of "noble rot"
noble rot - In winemaking, 'noble rot' refers to a beneficial type of fungus that can affect grapes, leading to the creation of sweet dessert wines like Sauternes
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- A benevolent form of the fungus Botrytis cinerea which, in the right conditions, leads to a concentrated sweet wine.
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Noble rot was not always an accepted winemaking technique.
One senses noble rot at work.
In some cases an AusIese can be attacked by noble rot.
A bit of noble rot in suspension.
The superb overripe nose is slightly dominated by the noble rot.
Be careful not to confuse noble rot with grey rot.
Noble rot jelly.
The noble rot.
These wines would usually be produced from grapes affected by noble rot.
The wait for noble rot to form means these wines are usually harvested late.
Attempted imitation came to nought and the use of noble rot remained a secret.
They were all Noble Rot Senior Citizens who were hooked up to the nursing system.
Conditions were also generally favorable for noble rot and the production of sweet wines.
A type of German wine made from grapes affected by noble rot.
Semillon showing signs of developing noble rot in the Barsac region of Bordeaux.
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Botrytized wines are made from grapes infected by the mold Botrytis cinerea or noble rot.
The noble rot increases the sugar content, acidity, and glycerol content of the grape clusters.
This phenomenon is called Noble Rot.
The development of noble rot ( Botrytis Cinerea ) encourages the concentration of aromas and sugar.
In order to harvest the grapes at perfect maturity, affected by noble rot.
Riesling B, when over-ripened or in the presence of noble rot can produce great liqueur wines.
And a fungus with the enticingly mysterious name, the noble rot.
But to make it work, the assistance oi the Noble Rot Senior Citizens was essential.
Sugar rich wine, made from late harvested grapes or affected by noble rot.
That's the name of the hub cyberbrain that\noversaw the Noble Rot Senior Citizens' rhizome. Puppeteer.
On the other hand, a too dry vintage does not allow the development of noble rot.
Stop it… The noble rot.
By the time he returned to Johannisberg, the grapes were infested with noble rot.
That 's the name of the hub cyberbrain that oversaw the Noble Rot Senior Citizens ' rhizome.
When this occurs, Botrytis cinerea is called noble rot.
These exceptional wines are produced from over-ripe grapes, affected by noble rot botrytis cinerea.
This is the most favourable context for the development of Botrytis Cinerea, noble rot.
In certain circumstances, it will form unwanted grey rot, in others, desirable noble rot.
Exceptional wine thanks to the autumn 2014 climate which allowed noble rot to develop.
Stop it … you Antichrist! The noble rot.
