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Catena Institute of Wine

@CatenaScience
Winemaking & viticulture researchers sharing wine science. Our method: science to preserve nature & culture. Founded in 1995 by Dr. @LauraCatena
Mendoza, Argentina
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  • @CatenaScience
    Catena Institute of Wine
    @CatenaScience
    Aug 27
    How much shade is enough? We are comparing 17% and 50% shade nets with unnetted vines. A preview of Miguel's work is featured in @SevenFiftyDaily. Check out the link: goo.su/gHgga @LauraCatena @LuisReginato1 @alevigilmalbec Jenifer Cugat, viticulture specialist.
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    Catena Institute of Wine
    @CatenaScience
    Aug 18
    On International Pinot Noir Day 🍇, we’re sharing a recent scientific paper published in Food Chemistry: X, developed in collaboration with @univbourgeurope. Across 13 wine regions and 3 consecutive vintages, including Burgundy and the Uco Valley, we studied how Pinot Noir and
  • @CatenaScience
    Catena Institute of Wine
    @CatenaScience
    Aug 14
    Did you know nearly 30% of Argentina’s vineyards are planted with #Criolla varieties? La Marchigiana explores old vines of Criolla varieties to preserve genetic diversity. This week in Buenos Aires, we shared our work at #ArgentinaReloaded. —Oriana Zamora, winemaker
  • @CatenaScience
    Catena Institute of Wine
    @CatenaScience
    Aug 6
    Today we honor our Viticulture team—experts in soil science, water management, and vineyard characterization. They run field trials, track vine water status, map soils, and conduct microvinifications—helping place Argentine viticulture at the forefront of global wine science.
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  • @CatenaScience
    Catena Institute of Wine
    @CatenaScience
    Jul 30
    1/2 Long-term science grows through trust, continuity, and genuine human bonds. At @ucdavis, we reconnected with the department’s three most recent chairs—Andy Waterhouse, Dave Block, and Ben Montpetit—around a shared purpose: using science to preserve nature and culture.
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