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Boost fining performance during the vulnerable stages after alcoholic fermentation.

Must clarification is an indispensable step in grape processing, as well as being fundamental to the onset of proper alcoholic fermentation.

Oxygen causes important transformations as early as the moment grapes are harvested, and these changes continue throughout the winemaking process until ageing and bottling.

For remote and real-time monitoring of the entire winemaking process,
WINEGRID sensors are the solution!

Preserving the characteristics of a wine throughout its life is important and due attention must be paid. Once produced, wine can be stored for a short period of time, stabilized, and bottled or undergo ageing.

One of the most common defects is the appearance of crystals at the bottom of the bottle, generally from potassium bitartrate instability. In recent years, the presence is also due to calcium instability…

Color is one of the main features that defines red wines. It is the first attribute that consumers identify and it is a strong indicator of the overall quality of a wine…

It’s not just about YAN!

The presence of tartrate crystals in a bottle is commonly perceived as a fault by consumers…

The search for new marketing strategies and the need to adopt more sustainable solutions for the environment are pushing wineries…

Innovation in wine packaging can be scary. There are inherent risks in even the smallest changes. New techniques and technology…

In recent years, the cost of producing wine has been suffering critical issues related to the scarcity of some raw materials and…

Pinking, or the appearance of abnormal pink color in white wine, is a common fault in varieties such as…

The Easytech selection of yeast nutrients and direct inoculation yeasts, including two new yeasts with extraordinary characteristics in the EnartisFerm Q line…

One of the main questions for winemakers at the end of fermentation is: “How can I keep wine fresh, young…

Foam and perlage are not only important in terms of visual impact, but they also influence the sensory quality…

With the recent shortages of glass bottles for wineries, some winemakers may have to prolong tank or barrel ageing…

Depending on the desired wine style, we may want to promote, prevent or delay malolactic fermentation…

Rosé wines are defined by their pink color, simplicity, elegance and freshness…

Market demand for low SO₂ or SO₂-free wine is increasing as winemakers attempt to produce…

Many areas in the western United States are grappling with drought and water scarcity. With limited water supply, this drought presents…

Gum Arabic has been used in winemaking for many years due to its capacity to prevent turbidity and the formation of precipitates due to metal instability and unstable color colloids…

Tannins, just like antibodies in the animal world, have the role of protecting plants from external aggressions. For example, their bitter…

Enartis is the leading supplier of tartrate stabilization solutions which are sustainable, cost effective, preserve wine quality…

Fining is often considered an obsolete practice that can be replaced by sophisticated wine technologies which are respectful of wine quality…

Reduction is one of the most common problems in winemaking…

Malolactic fermentation (MLF) is the transformation of malic acid into lactic acid by lactic bacteria, particularly Oenococcus oeni.

Phenolic extraction along with fruit quality are two critical parameters in determining wine quality and style…

EnartisFerm ES U42 is a yeast blend consisting of a cryophilic strain of Saccharomyces uvarum species and a strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae ex ph. r. bayanus, modelled on a spontaneous fermentation of Amarone.

Microbial control is one of the most critical factors in producing quality wines. With potential labor shortages…

Flotation is a method used by wineries as a means of clarification of juice prior to fermentation…

Yeast need nitrogen, vitamins, mineral salts, sterols, fatty acids and oxygen to produce biomass and maintain an active metabolism…

Here are some suggestions for products and fermentation strategies that can be used to achieve the desired wine style.

Part 2: Red Wine

This second document on post-bottling defects is dedicated to red wine…

Zenith is a revolutionary product range which contains potassium polyaspartate (KPA), a molecule developed by Enartis specifically for tartrate stabilization of wine…

Part 1: White and Rosé Wines

The appearance of a problem in wine after bottling can be a big economic problem and…

Once fermentations are finished, it’s time to evaluate wine quality and decide the destination of each wine…

Powdery mildew infected fruit can cause detrimental chemical and aroma alterations to wine. Rigorous acceptance levels and remediation protocols should be in place to reduce wine matrix alterations.

WHAT IS WINE COLOR?

Wine color is comprised of many different types of pigments that are present in various proportions depending on wine age, chemical composition and adopted vinification processes.

The aim of the study in “Importance of polyfunctional thiols on semi-industrial Gewürztraminer wines and the correlation to technological treatments” by Roman et al., was to examine the role of volatile thiols in the aroma of Gewürztraminer, as well as the potential use of grape skin tannin as a source of thiol precursors.

In the last three decades, we have observed a general increase in protein instability levels in white wines. This translates to much more bentonite being required to fully stabilize wines and may be due to the changing climate or to modifications in vineyard management and harvesting.