Recent Examples on the Web

An exception is the invigorating riesling Kuhse makes from the second pressing of grape pomace. Michael Alberty | For The Oregonian/oregonlive, oregonlive, "All-Good ‘pop-up’ brings great fun, food and wine to Sunday," 7 Mar. 2020

After that two to three-day process, the pomace is packed into airtight bags. Chase Purdy, Quartz, "Scientists are playing with apple flour to pack cookies with fiber," 18 Nov. 2019

The proletarian tradition of reconstituting pomace for the masses reached its height in19th Century Europe. Michael Alberty | For The Oregonian/oregonlive, oregonlive, "Is lower-alcohol piquette Oregon’s next big wine craze?," 25 Jan. 2020

Apple pomace flour is a long way from being adopted more broadly by food makers. Chase Purdy, Quartz, "Scientists are playing with apple flour to pack cookies with fiber," 18 Nov. 2019

After the grinder filled, Shatt opened a latch and dropped the pomace onto a rack with a plastic liner, wrapped in cloth. Jason Wilson, Washington Post, "Why cider, which can be as complex as wine, belongs on your Thanksgiving table," 17 Nov. 2019

For example, paper is flexible, textiles are porous and apple pomace, the material left after juicing, contains fibers useful for building human tissue. Michelle A. Nguyen, The Conversation, "Reimagining eggshells and other everyday items to grow human tissues and organs," 18 Sep. 2019

Water is added to pomace (grapes that have already been pressed once) and fermentation commences. Ellen Bhang, BostonGlobe.com, "Fizzy summer wines offer lighthearted refreshment," 29 July 2019

He and a friend made grappa, an Italian brandy distilled from grape pomace, the solid residue of the winemaking process. Providence Cicero, The Seattle Times, "Backed by his boss, John Howie, sommelier/master distiller Erik Liedholm pours his heart and talent into award-winning liquors," 20 June 2018

These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'pomace.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.