Julie Schreiber
Winemaking consultant
New Product Development: From Exploration to Execution Winemaking Breakout Session – January 2024 As the beverage industry continues to evolve to adapt to new consumers and preferences, the development of novel wine products plays an increasingly important role in the ongoing relevance of the wine sector. This session brings together a diverse panel of experts …
When I think about blending wine, I don’t think in numbers first.I think in music. To me, a blend is like a major chord. The high note is acidity. The low note is tannin. And the middle—the body, the texture, the balance—is what holds everything together. When it works, nothing sticks out. There’s no sharp …
Wine, Success, and Trusting Your Taste Buds Podcast conversation with Olivia Atkin I recently had the pleasure of joining Achieving Success with Olivia Atkin for an honest conversation about wine, career paths, and what success really looks like in a highly sensory industry. As a consulting winemaker, I’ve spent over two decades working with grapes, …
At this time of year in my wine-making life I have to inspect old barrels. Not a very romantic job, but important for preparing for harvest in the Fall. Here are some examples of what you don’t want to see. Wine barrel is not water tight Wine barrel leaked after it was filled Broken staves
Judging in the age of Covid-19 has some new challenges. Here is part of the email I received to update me and my fellow judges on the new protocols we would see. “Upon arrival, you will be invited to wash your hands and then get a temperature check. (protocol spelled by the Health Department) Please …
