07:18 Nov 15, 2016 |
German to English translations [PRO] Marketing - Wine / Oenology / Viticulture / Harvesting grapes during the wine season | |||||||
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Squeezing (out) Explanation: should be meant (probably), I think. |
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squeezing, pressing Explanation: The squeezing of the fruit to get the juice needed to produce the wine... that is meant here. |
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character of the grapes Explanation: On top of this we have our own way of making wines which are designed to maximise the flavours and character of the grapes. http://www.davenportvineyards.co.uk/winery.html His vision was to create great tasting wines that reflect the true character of the grapes and the land. http://www.jacobscreek.com/gbl/about-us/ “Our wines reflect the terroir of our vineyard, the age of our vines and the character of the grapes. http://retzlaffvineyards.com/ |
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expression of the grapes Explanation: "The vinifications are done variety by variety, terroir by terroir, based on typical characteristics of the soils and the expression of the grapes." http://en.chateau-saint-esteve.com/the-domain-its-secrets/vi... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 hrs (2016-11-15 17:17:53 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Tons of links to sources where 'expression of the grapes' has been used... |
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Quality/character/properties of the grapes Explanation: Ausdruck is also used in the sense of quality or properties, as in "den natürlichen Ausdruck der Trauben zu bewahren". Context needed. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.henokiens.com/content.php?id=21&id_portrait=27&lg... Reference: http://www.suedtirolwein.com/media/e618abd7-3fe9-4a83-bb02-d... |
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