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Posted on June 01, 2021
Purfresh Clean, an agtech company whose mission is to improve wine quality and to save wine harvests from smoke taint caused from wildfires, is inviting all vintners in Sonoma and Napa to a wine tech open house – June 7-10. The company will demonstrate its oxygen-3 / ozone technology that is now being used across the US West Coast to treat harvested wine grapes before crushing to improve overall wine quality and remove or reduce smoke taint molecules (methoxyphenols) from wine grapes.
Purfresh Clean's equipment was used at multiple wineries in Sonoma, Napa, and Oregon during the 2020 harvest to impact quality, taste, color, ripening and stability and remove smoke taint from fires. Wineries that used the system were able to process and sell significant percentages of their harvests without any major declassification or bulk sale for blending to treat grapes after harvest to improve the fermentation process and break down the compounds that cause smoke taint in the wine.
S.F. Korean hit Um.ma is expanding with 2 playful new takeout-only restaurants
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Legendary bibimbap with sunchokes, romanesco, lacinato kale, Cherry Belle radish and yu choy from Bap, a new virtual kitchen from Edwin Bayone III, executive chef of the modern Korean restaurant Um.ma in San Francisco. Operating out of a CloudKitchen space in the Bayview, it opened for takeout and delivery Feb. 1 with a focus on Korean rice dishes (bap means rice in Korean), some with a farm-to-table twist such as bi bim bap with seasonal vegetables, as well as Korean fried chicken.Edwin Bayone IIIShow MoreShow Less