Visit the Annual Meeting section to review program highlights including the Supplier Showcase, daily schedule, information on registration and hotels, travel, and the many attractions offered by the city of Portland. Registration and housing opened on March 31.
Please note that the technical abstracts submission period is now closed. The Call for Abstracts is available for reference only.
DAVIS, CA, April 18, 2008…The American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) is honoring two industry leaders for their contributions to grapegrowing and winemaking this June at its 59th Annual Meeting in Portland. This year, ASEV’s Merit Award recipient is Robert Steinhauer of California, and Dr. Peter Winterhalter of Germany will present the Honorary Research Lecturer. (more…)
“Interaction of Sulfur Dioxide, Polyphenols, and Oxygen in a Wine-Model System: Central Role of Iron and Copper” (58:53-60), authored by John C. Danilewicz, has been awarded the best enology paper published in American Journal of Enology and Viticulture in 2007. The best viticulture paper, “Effect of Pruning on Recovery and Productivity of Cold-Injured Merlot Grapevines” (58:351-357), was authored by Markus Keller and Lynn J. Mills and represented work done at Washington State University, Prosser. (more…)
The ASEV Board of Directors has approved Napa as the 2009 annual meeting site for the week of June 22-26.
We look forward to a complete new program format and the Rootstock Symposium, co-organized by Jim Wolpert and Andy Walker of the University of California, Davis.