The quantity of organic acids in wines may vary according to the
type of grape, production location and the maturation and vinification
techniques used. According to the results shown in Table 1,
the tartaric acid content was significantly lower in the CSV30,
CSV40, MV30 and MV40 wines. The tartaric acid reduction have
been previously observed by Panceri et al. (2013) and may be
related to the complexation of this acid with other compounds,
such as potassium, forming potassium bitartrate, during the
winemaking process.
The quantity of organic acids in wines may vary according to thetype of grape, production location and the maturation and vinificationtechniques used. According to the results shown in Table 1,the tartaric acid content was significantly lower in the CSV30,CSV40, MV30 and MV40 wines. The tartaric acid reduction havebeen previously observed by Panceri et al. (2013) and may berelated to the complexation of this acid with other compounds,such as potassium, forming potassium bitartrate, during thewinemaking process.
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