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Bottling Innovation: Increasing the Profile and Profitability of Viticulture & Oenology in Canada Donald Ziraldo Thursday, May 24 2007.

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1 Bottling Innovation: Increasing the Profile and Profitability of Viticulture & Oenology in Canada Donald Ziraldo Thursday, May 24 2007

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7 Brock University CCOVI Research Labs

8  Brock University in Niagara  Cool Climate Oenology/Viticulture Institute opened July 11,1999 Degree Program  Post Graduate research  “Stage” (co-op program)  Research scientists

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12  Industry-Led Applied Research  Tourism & Hospitality research  Production Winery for teaching and research  Wine Education Centre:  Vineyards & Viticulture Research  Greenhouse & Photonics Research

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14  Organized in 2000  Industry, academics and scientists  Coordinates all grape and wine research  “Grape and Wine Research Foundation” established in 2007 for funding

15  Secretariat formed 2007  Officially announced Ottawa May 10  Currently BC and Ontario  Focus is on national priorities:  Genetic research  Enology  Icewine fermentation/yeast

16 (Vineland Research Station celebrated 100 th anniversary) The Niagara Cool Climate & Greenbelt Research & Innovation Centre Chair: Donald Ziraldo

17  A pest free (disease/insects) tender fruit, grape, floriculture industry.  Cold hardiness plants (outdoors & under glass).  A model for agri-food research & innovation centres  A year-round supply of local produce  Greenbelt think tank & socio-economic research team  Enhancements in Culinary Tourism  Bioactive compounds and neutraceuticals for health

18 A Research & Innovation Hub Convergence of Science, Market, Entrepreneurship VINELAND Tender Fruit/Grapes Floriculture Nursery/Landscape Greenbelt Culinary Tourism Impact on Research and Public Policy Impact on Ontario Economy Niagara College (Wine/Culinary Tourism, Floriculture) Brock University CCOVI McMaster University (Biosciences) University of Guelph (Food Sciences Research) Ontario Ag & Food Ag Canada Plant Genomics BioControl OCE

19 VINELAND Tender Fruit/Grapes Floriculture Nursery/Landscape Greenbelt Culinary Tourism Impact on Research and Public Policy Impact on Ontario Economy Niagara College (Wine/Culinary Tourism, Floriculture) Brock University CCOVI McMaster University (Biosciences) University of Guelph (Food Sciences Research) Ontario Ag & Food Ag Canada Plant Genomics BioControl OCE

20  Can drinking wine really be good for you?  French Paradox: on CBS 60 minutes Three potential mechanisms: Antioxidants, Blood lipid fractions, Platelets  Discovery of resveratrol

21  Research discovered that Resveratrol stimulates activity of sirtuin enzyme  Sirtuin extends cell life span in yeast by 70%  In humans, Sirtuin controls the aging and life span of a cell, promote cell survival, and are involved in DNA repair

22 Risk of Dying (Mortality) Number of Drinks Per Day 04

23  Anti-cholesterol  Anti-viral  Anti-heart disease  Anti-inflammatory  Anti-dementia  Anti-cancer  Blood pressure  Blood sugar normalizing agent

24  May 4,07,Journal of Biological Chemistry  Resveratrol found to kill human leukemia and lymphoma cells cultured in a lab  The compound, a type of anthocyanidin left healthy blood cells alone

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28 Pinot Grigio Riesling Pinot Noir Chardonay Sauvignon Blanc Cabernet Franc Merlot Syrah Table Grapes Cabernet Sauvignon Sangiovese Zinfandel Raisins CoolIntermediateWarmHot 13 – 16°C16 – 17°C 17 – 19°C19 – 24°C Climate Affect of +2°C Over 50 Years Bordeaux France More consistent ripening of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot in 2005. 1955 - 1980 1980 - 2005 2005 - 2030 Bordeaux

29 Pinot Grigio Riesling Pinot Noir Chardonay Sauvignon Blanc Cabernet Franc Merlot Syrah Table Grapes Cabernet Sauvignon Sangiovese Zinfandel Raisins CoolIntermediateWarmHot 13 – 16°C16 – 17°C 17 – 19°C19 – 24°C Climate Affect of +2°C Over 50 Years Napa Valley California (partial desert conditions) Ultra-ripe fruit, dealcoholization common. 1955 - 1980 1980 - 2005 2005 - 2030 Napa

30 Pinot Grigio Riesling Pinot Noir Chardonay Sauvignon Blanc Cabernet Franc Merlot Syrah Table Grapes Cabernet Sauvignon Sangiovese Zinfandel Raisins CoolIntermediateWarmHot 13 – 16°C16 – 17°C 17 – 19°C19 – 24°C Climate Affect of +2°C Over 50 Years Predicted Changes to 2040 – 2060 for The Niagara Region (based on 30 years of data from Vineland) Niagara 2.5°C

31 Partners and Collaborators Remote Sensing and Weather Data Integrated On-line System for Vineyard Management

32  Monitoring the vineyard shows winter injury.  Research uses various digital imaging techniques to analyze vineyard data.

33 Partners and Collaborators “Monitoring Winter Injury in the Vineyard and the use of wind machines”

34  Cold-hardiness of grapes.  6 European wine grape (Vitis vinifera L.) cultivars.  2 locations in Niagara.  Low-temperature exotherm (LTE) analysis.  Ambient Air Temperature.

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37 “People these days want fresh local produce, the provenance of food is becoming an ever more important aspect of the food we eat.” Chef Jamie Kennedy

38  Organic/Biodynamic  Respect for the land  Mimic nature  Environmental stewardship(Greenbelt)  Trickle down effect; reduce fuel miles  Slow Food  Sustainability of farmers  Culinary tourism

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