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Local Notes - Including Tasting Notes
Book Resources:General Terroir Viticulture
Databases & Periodicals & More
Websites - U.S. Websites - International Associations & Organizations
Writing Your Paper
Use the Web Page Evaluation Check List (pdf) to qualify your Internet & free Web choices.
Begin by searching our Online Catalog and NetLibrary (access off-campus) for published materials. Library holdings can be found by entering keywords: wine,viticulture, etc. Below is just a sampling of our holdings:
Ancient wine : the search for the origins of viniculture / TP 559 .M53 M34 2003
Guide to North Carolina's wineries, a / TP 557 .M545 2003
Jancis Robinson’s guide to wine and grapes / REF SB 388 .R585 1996
Oxford companion to the wines of North America / TP 559 .N6 O9 2000
Oxford companion to wine / TP 548 .O76 1999 (add'l Reference copy)
Oz Clarke's new encyclopedia of wine / REF TP 546 .C524 1999
Production of grapes & wine in cool climates / SB 389 .J33 2001
Sotherby's wine encyclopedia, the / REF TP 548 .O77 2005
Vines, grapes , and wines / SB 388 .R662 1992
Wine grape varieties of California / SB 398.28 .W56 2003
Wine-grower’s guide, a / SB 389 .W32 1996
Wine science: principles, practice, perception / TP 548 .J15 2000
Zinfandel : a history of a grape and its wine / SB 389 .S94 2003
- Great wine terroirs / TP 553 .F35 2004
- Winemaker's dance: exploring terroir in the Napa Valley, the / TP 557 .S83 2004
- From vines to wine / SB 389 .C69 1999
- Grape Pest Management / SB 608 .G7 G74 1992
- Oregon viticulture / SB 387.76 .O7 O74 2003
- Sunlight into wine: a handbook for winegrape canopy management / SB 388 .S63 1991
- Viticulture / SB 398 .A8 V62x v. 1 & v. 2
- Viticulture and environment / SB 3878 .A8 .G53 1992
- Wine from 100 vines: how to establish a small private vineyard and produce quality wines from the harvest / TP 561 .A8 D56 2003
OmniFile Full Text, Mega Edition (off campus)
Academic Search Premier (off campus)
Considerations for Starting a Winery (pdf) (J.R. Morris, Univ. of Arkansas Div, of Agri.)
- Cornell Viticulture Grape Pages - lots of good links!
- How to Manage Pests: Grape (Univ. of California)
- Mid-Atlantic Winegrape Grower's Guide - "Good general introduction to growing in NC."
- Nuture Wine and Grape Industry (North Carolina Dept. of Commerce)
- Paul Evans Library of Fruit Science (Missouri State Libraries)
- Resources for Vineyard Management (Michigan State Univ.)
- Table Grape Varieties for Cold Climates (Cornell Cooperative Extention)
- Viticulture & Enology (Univ of California Davis)
- Viticulture & Enology at Washington State University: VineWeb
- Wine & Juice Grapes for Cold Climates (Cornell Cooperative Extention)
- Wine Portals - This is a commercial site. It is a links directory to all things wine, including: picking wines, recipes with wine, vineyards, merchants, guides, magazines, etc. You can find links to most associations around the world, distributors, auctions, etc.
- Lincoln University: Centre for Viticulture and Oenology (Canterbury, New Zealand) - A links database to find information on grapes, wine production and some miscellaneous sites. The scope is international with some emphasis on New Zealand.
- Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs: Ontario - "Links to useful factsheets, infosheets and publications on grape growing and pest management." Use the search options to research, i.e. grapes.
- Organic Viticulture in Europe (pdf)
- OzWine Tours - "If you are interested in Australian wines or wineries, OzWineTours is a useful reference. The site provides detailed information on Australian wineries and wine regions, history, climate, soils, terroir, varieties and brand names. Use the maps to locate wines or wineries."
- Swinburne (Australian) - great international links
- University of Adelaide Library Guides: Viticulture and Oenology(Australia) - A great site to find data, statistics, viticulture and all things grape.
There are geographic designations and subject entries. The links are current and pertinent to the study of viticulture.
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Writing Your Paper
Use the Researching, Evaluating, Citing, Writing, and Check Form links located under the Subject Guides link on the left. There you will find:
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Notes and tips on researching
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Guides to evaluating Internet websites as well as articles
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Tips for content, structure and grammar
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A number of citing links in various formats with plenty of examples. (Note: If you do not cite the research/articles you used to write your paper, you will be plagiarizing.)
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A checklist link for questions to ask yourself concerning the structure and content of your paper after you have finished writing it. Remember to also make use of the Writing Center located in the R building, in the Academic Support Center.
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