Modeling the mysteries of wine: The end of swish and

December 30, 2005 Vino

Modeling the mysteries of wine: The end of swish and sniff? (International Herald Tribune)
A professor at Carnegie Mellon University, working with industry scientists in Chile, is hoping that computer models will identify the traits of good wine – eventually helping vintners produce more of it.

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