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Manuscript Summary Submission Deadline 19 February 2024
Manuscript Submission Deadline 08 June 2024

In the timeless world of winemaking, innovation has emerged as a dynamic force that can reshape the traditions and practices that have defined the ancient craft for centuries. As winemakers and wine researchers continue to evolve and adapt to changing environments, technological and consumer landscapes. They are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in pursuit of creating exceptional vintages. From groundbreaking advancements in viticulture and sustainable farming techniques to the application of cutting-edge technologies in oenology, the realm of wine innovation is a captivating journey that uncorks new flavors, experiences, and possibilities. Innovation is the bridge between tradition and the future, ensuring that the world of wine remains as exciting and relevant as ever. With this special edition, we would like to invite manuscripts that cover the following topics.

• Innovative winemaking technologies and their impact on wine quality and sensory attributes
• Advances in fermentation technologies, including the use of novel yeasts and controlled fermentation techniques
• Implementation of cutting-edge analytical tools for wine analysis, such as metabolomics, proteomics, and genomics
• Utilization of nanotechnology and microencapsulation in improving wine stability, aroma, and nutrient delivery

Keywords: aroma, Winemaking, Fermentation technologies


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In the timeless world of winemaking, innovation has emerged as a dynamic force that can reshape the traditions and practices that have defined the ancient craft for centuries. As winemakers and wine researchers continue to evolve and adapt to changing environments, technological and consumer landscapes. They are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in pursuit of creating exceptional vintages. From groundbreaking advancements in viticulture and sustainable farming techniques to the application of cutting-edge technologies in oenology, the realm of wine innovation is a captivating journey that uncorks new flavors, experiences, and possibilities. Innovation is the bridge between tradition and the future, ensuring that the world of wine remains as exciting and relevant as ever. With this special edition, we would like to invite manuscripts that cover the following topics.

• Innovative winemaking technologies and their impact on wine quality and sensory attributes
• Advances in fermentation technologies, including the use of novel yeasts and controlled fermentation techniques
• Implementation of cutting-edge analytical tools for wine analysis, such as metabolomics, proteomics, and genomics
• Utilization of nanotechnology and microencapsulation in improving wine stability, aroma, and nutrient delivery

Keywords: aroma, Winemaking, Fermentation technologies


Important Note: All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the scope of the section and journal to which they are submitted, as defined in their mission statements. Frontiers reserves the right to guide an out-of-scope manuscript to a more suitable section or journal at any stage of peer review.

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