Wine is it dangerous to health, and may he make us mad?
Indeed, the term "wine" was changed following the case of wine from Noah (Noa Noha), becoming "the grape spirits."
Indeed, the term "wine" was changed following the case of wine from Noah (Noa Noha), becoming "the grape spirits."
But what wine Noa? In fact the
Noa was a grape used in some wines. Quickly recognized toxic in high doses, it was tolerated in farms when he was representing a small proportion of the total grape. Although very
goutu (tiny grains), it was finally banned in the second part of the twentieth century. He has been accused of "crazy", and apparently, one reason (not official) of its closure was that the European wine producers feared that their vineyards invaded by American varieties.
Officially, this variety was prohibited because the fermentation gives, as all the fruits of ethanol (CH3CH2OH) is our famous alcohol but also methanol (CH3OH) in a sizeable proportion. And actually, methanol makes mad very quickly but also blind, in small doses, some consumers ... The Noha was a very productive grape giving a wine of varying quality and cheap. Are we economically erased a variety resistant to phylloxera aphid to better accept the original American who advocated mandatory redemption of former French plants become Americans.
Noa was a grape used in some wines. Quickly recognized toxic in high doses, it was tolerated in farms when he was representing a small proportion of the total grape. Although very
goutu (tiny grains), it was finally banned in the second part of the twentieth century. He has been accused of "crazy", and apparently, one reason (not official) of its closure was that the European wine producers feared that their vineyards invaded by American varieties.
Officially, this variety was prohibited because the fermentation gives, as all the fruits of ethanol (CH3CH2OH) is our famous alcohol but also methanol (CH3OH) in a sizeable proportion. And actually, methanol makes mad very quickly but also blind, in small doses, some consumers ... The Noha was a very productive grape giving a wine of varying quality and cheap. Are we economically erased a variety resistant to phylloxera aphid to better accept the original American who advocated mandatory redemption of former French plants become Americans. If you wish to discover the grape resistant, I invite you to trainer on the banks of the Loire in southern Orleans. The Noah who still grows wild, is, like any good savage, abandoned.
Illustration above: Justin Boizard
Illustration Bottom: Bertall
0 comments:
Post a Comment