Pasteur
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It was, moreover, urged that this heating of wine had for some time past been carried on extensively at Meze in the South of France. In order to meet this attack, Pasteur went to Meze and inspected the process in vogue there; he returned triumphant, re- marking "that they do certainly heat their wine at Meze, but it is to age it more rapidly. To bring this about they heat it exposed to the air for a long time, in such fashion that the taste is altered, and some- times unpleasantly so, and immed...iate steps have to be taken to correct it ; this clumsy proceeding shows that the merchants of Meze are not too well up in what they are doing, and have not read my book.
It would be to their interest to do so, for I supply the theory of their practice. Meanwhile, however, what is there in common between this long and perilous heating of wine in the presence of air and the rapid heating to 50 degs. Centigrade in the absence of air which I recommend ? Far from having received any suggestions from the M^ze methods, I rejoice that I was ignorant of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, moreover, urged that this heating of wine had for some time past been carried on extensively at Meze in the South of France. In order to meet this attack, Pasteur went to Meze and inspected the process in vogue there; he returned triumphant, re- marking "that they do certainly heat their wine at Meze, but it is to age it more rapidly. To bring this about they heat it exposed to the air for a long time, in such fashion that the taste is altered, and some- times unpleasantly so, and immed...iate steps have to be taken to correct it ; this clumsy proceeding shows that the merchants of Meze are not too well up in what they are doing, and have not read my book.
It would be to their interest to do so, for I supply the theory of their practice. Meanwhile, however, what is there in common between this long and perilous heating of wine in the presence of air and the rapid heating to 50 degs. Centigrade in the absence of air which I recommend ? Far from having received any suggestions from the M^ze methods, I rejoice that I was ignorant of them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Frankland to read onlineMoreLess
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