Il Vino Apprezza Mozart
Posted in Leisure by Robinson O'Brien-Bours
Some winemakers in Vienna
have started playing Mozart while their wine is fermenting, claiming that it makes the wine better (apologies for the Italian-language links;
here is an English translation). Their claim is supported by an official study by the University of Florence a few years back on
one Tuscan winemaker who would play Vivaldi and Mozart while he grew his grapes; according to the study, the vines that were subjected to the classical music ended up 50% healthier and freer of parasites than their counterparts. The wine appreciates Mozart, they claim. The wonders of winemaking!
9:38 PM / January 24, 2011
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Instead of Baby Mozart it's Winey Mozart. Guess that beats Whiney Babies . . . or something like that.
A selling point like Kobe Beef?
I wonder if the Russians would produce better vodka if they played Shostakovitch for their potatoes...
No, it is about Mozart. Everything is better with Mozart.