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Brock University Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute News CCOVI in the news – 2012

CCOVI in the news – 2012

Friday, September 14, 2012 | By sackles

Dec. 2012 – The Grower – Special Grape and Wine Edition

Oct. 22, 2012 – The invention of a wine – Research Matters Blog

August 28, 2012 – CBC Radio’s Ontario Morning talks to Jim Willwerth about the 2012 harvest (last segment of the show)

August 23, 2012- Vineyard harvest shines with summer heat

August 15, 2012 – MA student honoured internationally

May 2012- The Grower features Dr. Jim Willwerth “The winds of climate change challenge growers”

May 1, 2012- How to build a better grape- Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation blog

April 23, 2012- Wine Spectator: Is wine expertise genetic?

April 18, 2012- CNN: It’s pronounced hos-pi-tal-it-tee- Antonia Mantonakis featured in CNN’s Eatocracy

April 12, 2012- Grape Hardiness Update – Critical temperature and Growth Stages

April 11, 2012- Radio Canada interviews Jim Willwerth about the climate’s impact on vine hardiness

April 10, 2012- We need to talk about ladybugs

March 27, 2012-Sleepless night for fruit growers- Debbie Inglis interviews with CHCH

March 21, 2012- Why wine reviews are irrelevant for most drinkers

March 6, 2012- Most of us just can’t taste the nuances in high-priced wines

March 2, 2012- How growing season weather patterns affect vine hardiness, Kevin Ker- TV Cogeco

Feb 28, 2012- Wine consumers pay more for bottles with hard-to-pronounce names

Feb, 22, 2012- If the wine is hard to pronounce, is it worth more?

Feb.9, 2012- Consumer Tastes, Antonia Mantonakis- TV Cogeco

Jan. 13, 2012- Brock Webcasts Cool Climate Grape/Wine Series

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