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Cruess William Vere

The American biochemist, university lecturer and author William Vere Cruess (1886-1968) was professor of food technology at the University of California at Berkeley. Even before prohibition (1920-1933) he was intensively involved in viticulture and researched fermentation. During the prohibition, his work focused on grape syrup and other non-alcoholic grape products. After the end of prohibition, he was the first to deal with viticulture and cellar technology again and published the highly acclaimed work "Principles and Practices of Wine Making" with instructions for commercial viticulture. He was a teacher and role model for many of the young scientists working at the university at the time and played a decisive role in the reconstruction of American viticulture.

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