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Wine Flavour Chemistry brings jointly an unlimited wealth of data describing parts of wine, their underlying chemistry and their attainable function within the flavor, odor and total conception.
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There are no current sensory research data confirming perception differences between low and natural alcohol wines, with comparable flavour volatile compositions. , 2008), this investigation showed large and unacceptable flavour losses for total dealcolization of model and real wines but a reduction of 2% alcohol gave acceptable aroma losses that did not damage the final perceived quality of wine. , 2009). Sweet wines Several methods are in use to produce sweet wines, many of which have evolved into specialized products with very distinctive flavours.
Malo-lactic fermentation also changes the flavour in the wine due to the volatile compounds produced, which may or may not be desirable, depending on the style of wine the wine maker is aiming to produce. A comprehensive review by Bartowsky & Henschke (2004) describes current knowledge on malo-lactic fermentation, and in particular its contribution to the buttery flavour in wine. , 2009). Post-fermentation Racking/clarification Young wines are stored and matured in small (225 L) or large wooden barrels, or in wooden, stainless steel or concrete vats.
Organic wine is wine made from organically grown grapes, which means the grapes are grown without artificial fertilizers or chemicals to control weeds, pests and diseases. The correct wine label will state ‘wine made from organically grown grapes’, rather than ‘organic wine’. The wines are made in much the same way as non-organic wines. In order for wine to be called ‘wine made from organically grown grapes’ the vineyard management has to comply with EU standards, including the required conversion time during which the grapes have been produced according to the organic standard.