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Electronic tongue identifies cava wines

2011-08-01
(Press-News.org) Cava varies in type according to the amount of sugar added with the expedition liqueur after secondary fermentation (which produces carbonic gas). Therefore it is useful to know the exact amount of sugar added, since this is what determines the type of cava which will be produced. The resulting classifications are: Brut Nature ( END


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[Press-News.org] Electronic tongue identifies cava wines