Nuking wine.

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Panda 9D
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Nuking wine.

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http://www.winespectator.com/webfeature/show/id/49105

"Winemakers may want to consider a new tool to join their stainless steel tanks, oak vats and clay amphorae—a microwave. Recent trials at the University of Tasmania involved heating Pinot Noir grapes in a home microwave to explore the benefits of consistent heating before fermentation. The research found several unintended benefits: Grapes heated in the microwave allowed the researchers to thoroughly but gently extract tannins and color compounds during fermentation, which may make it attractive to winemakers."

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Does this work on the finished product as well? I will heat up my glass of Cabernet tonight and let you know....
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How big was the microwave?

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Can the winemakers themselves fit into it also? ;)

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