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GRAPE PRESS The Quarterly Newsletter of the VIRGINIA VINEYARDS ASSOCIATION Fall 2015 INSIDE Vol. 31 No. 3 Presidents Corner Looking Back at the Season As Good As Pioneer Gets! Central Reportage 3

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How to fill out fall 2015 grape press:

1. Start by thoroughly cleaning the grape press to ensure no residue or contaminants are present. This will help maintain the quality and flavor of the pressed grapes.
2. Place a food-grade container or vat beneath the press to collect the juice as it is extracted from the grapes.
3. Carefully load the fall 2015 grape press with the harvested grapes. Make sure to remove any stems, leaves, or debris before adding them to the press.
4. Adjust the settings on the grape press according to your desired pressing intensity. This can vary based on the type of grapes being pressed and the desired outcome.
5. Start the grape press and allow it to slowly apply pressure to the grapes. The juice will begin to flow out through the collection container as the press compresses the grapes.
6. Monitor the pressing process closely to ensure the grapes are being pressed evenly and efficiently. Make any necessary adjustments to the pressure or positioning of the grapes.
7. Once the desired amount of juice has been extracted or the grapes have been fully pressed, carefully stop the press and remove the leftover grape residue, also known as pomace.
8. Clean and sanitize the grape press after each use to maintain hygiene and prevent any contamination or off-flavors in future batches.

Who needs fall 2015 grape press:

1. Professional winemakers: Fall 2015 grape press is essential for winemakers who harvest and process grapes to make wine. It allows them to extract juice from the grapes efficiently and consistently.
2. Small to medium-scale vineyard owners: Individuals or businesses with vineyards can make use of the fall 2015 grape press to produce their own homemade wines or to sell grapes as juice.
3. Enthusiastic home winemakers: Hobbyists who enjoy making their own wine can benefit from using a fall 2015 grape press to extract juice from freshly harvested grapes, enhancing the quality and flavor of their homemade wines.

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What is fall grape press?

Fall grape press is a report that wineries must file with the appropriate government agency to document the amount of grapes pressed during the fall season.

Who is required to file fall grape press?

Wineries and vineyards are required to file fall grape press.

How to fill out fall grape press?

To fill out fall grape press, wineries need to document the amount of grapes pressed, the date of pressing, and any other required information.

What is the purpose of fall grape press?

The purpose of fall grape press is to track the amount of grapes pressed during the fall season for regulatory and statistical purposes.

What information must be reported on fall grape press?

Wineries must report the amount of grapes pressed, the date of pressing, and any other required information specified by the government agency.