The process diagram gives the 8 steps showing how a bottle of wine is produced.
Overall, there are a total of 8 stages, commencing with grape harvesting and culminating in the final products available for commercial purposes.
The first stage of the process starts with reaping grapes, then 400 ripe grapes are crushed into 3000 ml of juice via a special machine, and the additional waste from juice is sent for composing. Here, in the fermenting machine, grape juice is fermented for a fortnight before being pressed. The product is then distinguished, and again the waste is composted, whilst the remaining 1000 ml of juice is filtered. The filtration system also produces residual waste. It is followed by liquids stored in barrels.
After having aged in barrels for a certain period of time, the wine is ready to be bottled. Finally, a single bottle of 750ml of wine is produced, ready to be sold to potential customers in supermarkets.
