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oechsle degrees

The Oeschle scale is used to describe the amount of sugar that has developed in grapes. The Brix scale is similar and both are measured using a thermometer-like device called a hydrometer. Hydrometers have a graduated scale that compares the specific...

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oeil de perdrix

Literally "eye of the partridge." This French term is applied to a pale blush found in wines or champagnes derived from the skins of Pinot Noir grapes.

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oenology

The study of wine and winemaking.

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oenophile

A lover of wine (literally "friend of wine").

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