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Category - Winemaking, &c

________ is a process in which whole grapes are put in an anaerobic environment in order to go through fermentation in addition to the usual fermentation process.
  1. Malolactic fermentation
  2. Acidification
  3. Carbonic maceration
  4. Vin de Presse
Explanation
Answer: C - Carbonic maceration is a process in which whole grapes are put in an anaerobic environment in order to go through fermentation in addition to the usual fermentation process. This process is used in Beaujolais, specifically the nouveau wines. Other than a few exceptions, carbonic maceration is not widely used.
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