Do not transfer copper-coin treatment or historical lead/copper-vessel speculation into instructions. Preserve the author's personal minerality interpretation separately from evidence; no safety assessment or proof of dissolved-rock flavor follows.
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Sulfur-related odors, oxidation, reduction, cork taint, Brettanomyces, renewed fermentation, volatile acidity and geosmin are discussed. Some compounds or oxidative features may be desired in one style and faults in another.
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Fault depends partly on wine style and concentration
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Sulfur-related odors, oxidation, reduction, cork taint, Brettanomyces, renewed fermentation, volatile acidity and geosmin are discussed. Some compounds or oxidative features may be desired in one style and faults in another.
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Do not transfer copper-coin treatment or historical lead/copper-vessel speculation into instructions. Preserve the author's personal minerality interpretation separately from evidence; no safety assessment or proof of dissolved-rock flavor follows.
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Literature note The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting — full-source analysis; recoverable citation
Burton 2016 · 11 · PDF 45–48.