The old saying goes: No planning means planning to fail.
This is true of just about anything, including and especially true of, winemaking. This past semester, I wrote a technical report on winemaking, future tense. It was not an all encompassing thesis on winemaking, but just on one wine that I want to make. It is extensive. Twelve pages and not too much white space. It did include the use of new (to me) products/technology. When you are thinking of what to make this season, then think about what you have done and what you want to do better. Then do some research to find a way of attaining those goals. This will go a long way in making better wine. Remember this is the time to do that research. I would suggest starting at the links page of www.nys-homewine.info. Don't worry about getting to the "right site" immediately, as one can find some interesting things before finding what one needs, along the way.
This is true of just about anything, including and especially true of, winemaking. This past semester, I wrote a technical report on winemaking, future tense. It was not an all encompassing thesis on winemaking, but just on one wine that I want to make. It is extensive. Twelve pages and not too much white space. It did include the use of new (to me) products/technology. When you are thinking of what to make this season, then think about what you have done and what you want to do better. Then do some research to find a way of attaining those goals. This will go a long way in making better wine. Remember this is the time to do that research. I would suggest starting at the links page of www.nys-homewine.info. Don't worry about getting to the "right site" immediately, as one can find some interesting things before finding what one needs, along the way.
