Effects of different rootstocks on physico-chemical composition of Tempranillo tropical wines from Brazil.

The Sub-middle São Francisco River Valley is located in Northeast Brazil and stands out as an important fine wine produced region in the country, representing 15% of national production. The tropical semi-arid climate, with an annual average temperature of 26°C and rainfall of 550 mm, concentrated from January to April, allows the production of grapes throughout the year, making possible to harvest two to three crops annually. The Spanish variety Tempranillo is being cultivated since just over 4 years ago and is already the second in importance among red vines in the region. Studies of different combinations of rootstocks and cultivar clones have allowed to identify better materiais and to improve the quality and typicity ofthe tropical wines.

Bibliographic Details

Main Authors:	FARIAS, T. F., ARAÚJO, A. J. de, SILVA, G. G. S., OLIVEIRA, J. B. de, NASCIMENTO, R. L., BIASOTO, A. C. T., PEREIRA, G. E.
Other Authors:	THIAGO FELIPE FARIAS, CPATSA; ANA JÚLIA DE BRITO ARAÚJO, CPATSA; GILDEILZA GOMES SILVA, CPTAS; JULIANE BARRETO DE OLIVEIRA, CPATSA; RUSSAIKA LIRIO NASCIMENTO, CPATSA; ALINE CAMARÃO TELLES BIASOTO, CPATSA; GIULIANO ELIAS PEREIRA, CNPUV.
Format:	Parte de livro biblioteca
Language:	Ingles English
Published:	2011-12-01
Subjects:	Vinho tropical, Tempranillo, Brasil, Polifenol, Porta-enxerto, Viticultura, Uva, Composição química,
Online Access:	http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/908194
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