In this video-interview, together with Infowine, we explore the issue of calcium instability and how it poses an increasing challenge for winemakers. We’ll discuss how research and innovation have enabled the creation of an effective product to stabilize calcium in wine.
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The precipitation of calcium tartrate is a phenomenon becoming more
frequent due to increased concentrations of Ca++ in must and rising
pH levels as a result of climate change.
Precipitation of calcium tartrate is becoming more frequent all over the world and causing both economic and brand damage that companies should be aware of.
Download flyerOnce alcoholic fermentation comes to an end, it’s time to start stabilizing wine to prevent defects from appearing in the bottle. One of the most common defects is the appearance of crystals at the bottom of the bottle, generally from potassium bitartrate instability.
DownloadENOCRISTAL Ca is a micronized calcium tartrate selected for wine calcium stabilization. It triggers the formation of calcium tartrate crystals and promotes calcium stabilization process.
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