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The Some science behind canned wine

Erika Szymanski
December 7, 2015
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How do winemakers need to think about canned wine differently? Does the canning process need to be altered to avoid damaging the wine, or is it just the same as canning a pale ale, or diet cola? What is the science behind canned wine?
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A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but does an aluminum can always signal a low brow beverage? Less than ten years ago, canned beers were limited to low-flavor, mass-produced macrobrews. A small craft brewer decided to change that stigma.
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Infinite Monkey Theorem, Carbonated Black Muscat

Kyle Schlachter
December 7, 2011
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This wine in a can is sure to be a hit with the under-thirty crowd in Denver.
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