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Technology of Wine Production and Packaging

The book Technology of Wine Production and Packaging Quality of Wine, Grape Maturity and Quality, Hydrogen Ion Concentration, Adjustments in Titratable Acidity and ph, Polyhydroxy Aldehydes, Ketones, and Their Derivatives,  Contents of Alcohol & Extract, Wine Colour, Nitrogen Compounds of Grapes and Wines, Sulfur containing Compounds,Sulfur Dioxide as an Inhibitor of Browning Reactions, Anions, Metals & Cations, Sorbic Acid, Benzoic Acid, Dimethyldlcarbonate, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Principles of Fining, Polysaccharides, Protein Fining Agents, yeast Fining, Enzymes in Juice and Wine Production, Sanitation, Microbiology of Winemaking, Preparation of Cork for Shipment, General Laboratory Information, Grape based Fermentation Products, Packaging of Wine.

QUALITY OF WINE

Clones Climate Terroir Vineyard Yield Maturity Sampling Maturity Gauges Sugar Per Berry Sample Processing Fruit Quality Evaluation

Mold and Mold Complexes Associated with Grapes Penicillium and Aspergillus Botrytis Cinerea Factors Influencing Botrytis Growth Botrytis Cinerea and Fruit  and Wine Chemistry Sensory Considerations Quantification of Botrytis Processing Considerations for Botrytis

GRAPE MATURITY AND QUALITY

Grape Aroma  Components Soluble Solids in Winemaking Conversion of Sugar to alcohol Amelioration and Chaptalization Monitoring Fermentation Laboratory Measurements of Soluble Solids Densimetric procedures Hydrometry Refractometry

HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION

Organic Acid Content of Wine Interactions of Hydrogen and Potassium Ions and Titratable Acidity Hydrogen Ion Concentration and Buffers Hydrogen Ion Concentration (Ph) Vs. Titratable and Total Acidity Buffering Capacity Sample Preparation and Reporting Ta Results

ADJUSTMENTS IN TITRATABLE ACIDITY AND PH

Organic Acid Additions Amelioration Carbonate Deacidification Double Salt Deacidification Ion Exchange Biological Deacidification Malolactic Fermentation Use of Selected Yeasts Blending Legal Considerations Sensory Considerations

Sensory Considerations

POLYHYDROXY ALDEHYDES, KETONES, AND THEIR DERIVATIVES

Reducing Sugars (Hexoses) Glucose fructose Ratios Pentoses Sucrose Polysaccharides (And Associated Instabilities) Mute Production Soluble Solids Vs. Reducing Sugar Values Analysis of Reducing Sugars Rapid Determination of Reducing Sugar Invert Sugar Analysis

CONTENTS OF ALCOHOL & EXTRACT

Yeast Metabolism Fermentation By products of Fermentation Clycerol Higher Alcohols (Fusel Oils) Other Polyhydric Alcohols Ester Formation Methanol Ethanol Production Determination of Alcohol Content Physical Methods Ebulliometric Analysis Hydrometry Gas Chromatography High Performance Liquid Chromatography (Hplc) Chemical Methods Dichromate Oxidation Enzymatic Analysis Extract Extract Analysis Densimetric procedures Nomographs

WINE COLOUR

Representative Grape and Wine Phenols

Nonflavonoid Phenols Nnflavonoid Content of Juice Nonflavonoids Derived from Fermentation and Extraction from Oak Nonflavonoid Component Arising from Oak Flavonoid Phenols Flavan 3-ols (Catechins and Epicatechin) Flavan 3,4-diols (Leucoanthocyanidins and Leucoanthocyanins) Flavonols Complex Phenols (Tannins) Sensory Considerations Anthocyanins/Anthocyanidins Sulfite Bleaching Temperature Polymerization Crape Cultivation and Processing Technology Grape Phenols Grape Maturity and  Wine Phenols White Wine Processing Considerations Red Wine Processing Considerations Crush Ing/Destemming Steam Return Tank Size and Shape Temperature Short Vating Cold Soaking Cap Management Post fermentation Maceration Period Controlled Aeration and the use of Sulfur Dioxide Factors Contributing to Wine Color and Color Stability Alternative Techniques for color extraction Pectolytic Enzymes Thermal Vinification Oxidation Enzymatic Oxidation of Musis Oxidation of Wines Carmelization Maillard Reaction Direct Phenolic Oxidation Secondary Browing Reactions Phenol Instability Pinking in White Wines Flavonol Haze Ellagic Acid Deposits Oak Barrel Components Processing Considerations Phenolic Taint

Resveratrol Evaluation of Color By Spectrophotornetry Tristimutus Color Spectral Estimations of Red Juice and Wine  Phenols Spectral Estimation of White Juice and Wine Phenols

NITROGEN COMPOUNDS OF GRAPES AND WINES

Effect of Vineyard Practices on Nitrogen Compounds Free Amino Nitrogen (Fan)/Nitrogen Deficiency Wine Proteins Prefermentation Processing Considerations Fermentation and Post fermentation processing considerations Effect of Aging on Nitrogen Components Sur Lie Ethyl Carbarnate Ureases Effect of Protein on Wine Stability

SULFUR CONTAINING COMPOUNDS

Sulfate Sulfite Hydrogen Sulfide Elemental Sulfur Redox State, Temperature, and ph. H2s Formation By Yeast Nutritional Status of Must Organic Sulfur containing Compounds Dimethyl Disulfide Diethyh Disulfide Mercaptans Light  Struck Wines Other Sulfur containing Compounds Vineyard Management Hydrocen Sulfide and Mercaptans in Wine

SULFUR DIOXIDE AS AN INHIBITOR OF BROWNING REACTIONS

Compounds That Bind With Sulfur Dioxide Reactions With Acetaldehyde Reaction with Pigments Reactions with Sugars

Distribution of Sulfite Species in Solution Bound and free sulfur dioxide Yeasts Bacteria Sulfur Dioxide in Wine Production Grape Processing Concerns Cellar Considerations Bottling Concerns Sources of sulfur Dioxide Sensory Considerations Analysis of Free and Total Sulfur Dioxide Ascorbic Acid Modes of Action

ANIONS, METALS & CATIONS

Copper Sources of Copper in Wine Copper instability Ion and Phosphorous Ferric Phosphate Case Aluminium Lead Vineyard Soil Vineyard Sprays Wine Lees Brass Fittings Fining Agents Bottles and Leaded Capsules Metal Removal Reactions of Metals and blue Fining Agents Fluoride Analysis of Metals

SORBIC ACID

Sensory Considerations

BENZOIC ACID 

DIMETHYLDICARBONATE 

OXYGEN

Oxygen and Yeast Metabolism Post fermentation Oxidation Acetaidehyde Sensory Considerations

CARBON DIOXIDE

Sensory Considerations use of Cases Cuvee Measurement of Carbon Dioxide

PRINCIPLES OF FINING

Methods of Addition Fining and Wine Stability Summary of Important Considerations in Fining

Bentonite

 

Preparation of Bentonite Sodium Vs. Calcium Bentonite Bentonite and Wine lees Fermentation with Bentonite

POLYSACCHARIDES

Alginates Acaci (Gum Arabic) Carbons Carbons Carbon catalyzed Oxidation Silica Dioxide Practical Considerations Regarding Silica Gels

PROTEIN FINING AGENTS

Gelatin Casein

Pasteurized Milk Egg Albumen Blood Albumen Isinglass

YEAST FINING 

Polyvinylpolypyrolidone Tannin Metal Removal Reaction of Metals and Blue Fining Agents Ridding Aids

ENZYMES IN JUICE AND WINE PRODUCTION

Clcanases Pectinases Macerating Enzymes Color Extraction Flavor and Aroma Extraction Ultrafiltration Future Developments Wine Proteases Laccases and Tannases Glucose oxidase and Catalase

SANITATION

Water Quality Preliminary Cleaning Cleaners (Detergents) Alkalies Sequestering Agents Surfactants Acids Sanitizers Chlorine based Sanitizers Iodine Quaternary Ammounium Compounds Detergent sanitizer formulations Sulfur Dioxide Physical Sterilants Cleaning and Sanitation Monitoring

Swab Tests Direct Contact Tests

MICROBIOLOGY OF WINEMAKING 

Molds Mold Growth in the Winery Mold Growth on Packaging Materials Yeasts Yeast Morphology Yeasts of Importance to the Winemaker Film Forming Yeasts Fermentative Yeasts Saccharomyces Sp. Attributes of Wine yeasts Yeast Starter Preparation Monitoring Starter Viability and Cell Number Native Yeast Fermentations Killer Yeasts Immobilized Yeasts Wine Bacteria Acetobacter and Gluconobacter Bacillus Sp. and Other Bacteria Lactic Acid bacteria Taxonomy of Lactic Acid Bacteria Parameters Affecting Growth of lab Processing Considerations Lab Starters and Inoculation Timing of Lab Inoculation Monitoring progress and Completion of Mlf Sensory Aspects of Malolactic Fermentation Spoilage Resulting from Lab Growth Polysaccharide Formation Mannitol Taint Acetic Acid Acrolein Formation Controlling Micobial Growth in Wine (A Summary) Hydrogen ion Concentration (Ph) Alcohol Sulfur Dioxide Sorbic Acid Fumaric Acid Carbon Dioxide and Pressure Nitrogen Availability

PREPARATION OF CORK FOR SHIPMENT

GENERAL LABORATORY INFORMATION

Accuracy and Precision Sampling and Storage Procedures New  Traditional Methods Spectrometric Analysis Enzymatic Methods Atomic Absorption and Emission Spectrometry Chromatographic Techniques Mi. Standard Acid base Solutions Standard Hydrochloric Acid Solutions Diagnostic Procedures Identification of Hazes and Precipitates Crystalline Deposits Tartrate Deposits Potassium Bitartrate Calcium Tartrate Calcium Oxalate Tartrate Test Test for Potassium Ph. Test for Potassium Bitartrate and Calcium Tartrate Test for Calcium Alternative Test for Tartaric Acid and Tannins (Silver Mirror Test) Cork Dust Fibrous Materials (Cellulose, Case Lint, and Asbestos) Amorphous Materials Protein/Phenolics Alternative Test for Residual Protein Fining Agents Polysaccharides Pectins/Glucans Pectin Instability Glucan Instability Starch Test Diatomaceous Earth Metal Instabilities Potential Metal Instabilities (Prebottling) Standard Laboratory Procedures Acetaldehyde Aroma Screen AcetaldehydeEnzymatic/Spectrophotometric (Vis) Acetaldehyde: Gas Chromatocraphic Determination (See Fusel Oils) Acetaldehyde:Titrametric Method Using Sulfite Binding Acetic Acid Gas Chromatographic Analysis

Acetic Acid hplc Analysis (Includes Glycerol and Ethanol) in Grape Juice Acetic Acid Enzymatic /Spectrophotometric Acetic Acid Steam Distillation of Volatile Acid using Cash or Markham Still Active Amyl Alcohol Cas Chromatocraphic Procedure Alcohol See Ethanol and Fusel Oils Alpha Amino Nitrogen(Fan); Spectrometric Determination Ammonia (Ammonium ion) by ion Selective Electrode Amorphous Materials: Visual Rapid Diagnosis of Protein, and Phenols, Pectins,

Glucans, Starch, Diatomaceous Earth, Copper and Iron Compounds (See Diagnostics)

Anthocyanins: Spectrometic (Vis) Estimation (Phenols: Spectrometric Analysis of Juice/Wine) (Pigments Hplc Determination)

Arg 1 nine (Fan) Spectrometric (Vis) (Alpha amino nitrogen) Aroma Sensory Evaluation Aroma Sensory Evaluation (Alternative Procedure) AsbestosMicroscopic Procedure using Methylene Blue (Diagnostics) Bacteria: Isolation and Cultivation of Wine Microorganisms (Including yeast) Examination of the Wine Collection of Sample and Isolation of Microbes Media and Reagents for Culture and Identification of yeasts General yeast Media Grape Juice, Wort, Malt, and yeast Extract malt Extract (Ym) Agars Zygosacc/laromycesselective Media Brettanomyces/Dekkeraselective Media Wt and Wt differential Media Yeast Sporulation Media Media for Observation of Formation of Pseudomycelia Identification of Microbtal Isolates Media, Reagents and Supplies for Identification of Lactic Acid Bacteria Modified Tanner vetsch Medium Apple Rogosa Medium Vaspar Plugs Media for isolation of acetic acid bacterial Acid Plates Calcium Carbonate ethanol Medium Modified Can Agar Benzoic Acid Hplc Determination (Includes Sorbic Acid) Benzoic Acid Spectrometric (Uv) Determination

GRAPE BASED FERMENTATION PRODUCTS

Grapevines Grape Cultivars Red Cultivars

White Cultivars Wine Regions and Appellation Control Laws Wine Styles Prefermentative procedures in the Vineyard Grape/Leaf Surface Ratio Harvest Criteria Harvest Method Prefermentative practices in the Winery Crushing/Stemming Maceration (Skin Contact) Presses and Dejuicers Clarification Juice/Must Adjustment Fermentation Fermenters Alcoholic Fermentation Spontaneous Vs Induced Fermentation Stages of Fermentation Yeasts Characteristics of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Factors Influencing Fermentation Stuck Fermentation Malolactic Fermentation Lactic Acid Bacterial Consequences of Malolactic Fermentation Origin and Growth of Lactic Acid Bacteria Prevention of Malolactic Fermentation Postfermentative Practices Clarification and Stabilization Settling Fining Centrifugation Filtration Physico chemical Stabilization Crystallization Haze (Casse) Formation Microbial Stabilization Character Adjustment or Enhancement Acidity and Ph Adjustment Sweetening Dealcohotization Decolouration Blending Sur Lies Maturation Maturation in Oak Maturation/Aging

Bottles and Closures Glass Bottles Bottle Alternatives Cork Capsules Distinctive Wine Styles White Wines Botrytised Wines Types of Botrytised Wine Non-botrytised Sweet white Wines Red Wines Recioto Style Wines Carbonic Maceration Sparkling Wines Fortified Wines Sherry Port Maderia Vermouth Brandy

PACKAGING OF WINE

Packaging Alternatives Glass Introduction Traditional Glass Bottles Advantages Disadvantages Lightweight Glass Bottles Going Green Results of Impact leading on the Outside Surface of a Wine Bottle Consumer Perceptions Examples of Lightweight Bottles in the Market Place Recycled Glass What is Recycled Glass packaging Pet Bottles Green Logistics Suitability Recyclability Consumer Perceptions Pet Wine Bottles Advantages Disadvantages Contemporary Packaging Alternatives

Tetra Pak Cartons Tetra Pak Wine Cartons Advantages Disadvantages Contemporary Packaging Alternatives Aluminium Cans Aluminium Cans Advantages Disadvantages ContemporaryPackaging Alternatives Bag in a Box Bag in box Advantages Disadvantages