Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 7493
Višji aloholi v nekaterih slovenskih in hrvaških vinih, namenjenih izvozu
Višji aloholi v nekaterih slovenskih in hrvaških vinih, namenjenih izvozu // Zbornik referatov 1.slovenskega vinogradniško-vinarskega kongresa / Slovenska Vinska Akademija, Veritas (ur.).
Portorož, Slovenija: Slovenska Vinska Akademija, Veritas, 1996. str. 221-223 (predavanje, nije recenziran, sažetak, znanstveni)
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Naslov
Višji aloholi v nekaterih slovenskih in hrvaških vinih, namenjenih izvozu
(Higher Alcohols in Some Slovene and Croatian Wines Intended for Export)
Autori
Kocjančič, Mitja ; Clauss, Ekkehard ; Konja, Gordana ; Bučar, Boris
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Sažeci sa skupova, sažetak, znanstveni
Izvornik
Zbornik referatov 1.slovenskega vinogradniško-vinarskega kongresa
/ Slovenska Vinska Akademija, Veritas - : Slovenska Vinska Akademija, Veritas, 1996, 221-223
Skup
1. slovenski vinogradniško-vinaski kongres
Mjesto i datum
Portorož, Slovenija, 04.12.1996. - 06.12.1996
Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje
Vrsta recenzije
Nije recenziran
Ključne riječi
wine; higher alcohols; aroma; physical-chemical analytical methods
Sažetak
Beside colour and clarity, aroma is the major characteristic of wine. It is determined by the interaction of several hudred particular chemical compounds. The aroma of wine as a final product of alcohol fermentation is produced in four steps: primary aroma, secondary aroma, fermentation aroma and aging aroma. The first group consists of original aroma of undamaged grapes. During the processing of grapes and before the beginning of alcohol fermentation the components of wine aroma are produced. The third group consists of components which are the carriers of the so-called fermentation bouquet. They are produced by the activity of microorganisms. The fourth group consists of chemical compounds which are produced by chemical transformations during aging of wine having also the sensoric characteristics. During the alcoholic fermentation, among others, also higher alcohols are produced which play an important role in the development of wine bouquet.
The paper describes various structures and quantities of higher alcohols in some wines intended for export from Slovene and Croatian wine growing regions. The results are compared with the standard samples of all major grapewine varieties from Slovenia entered in the variety collection. The work was completed with the results of wine distillates obtained by the introduction of clones from the already exitsting varieties of grapevine variety collection from Slovenia. Analyses were carried out using gas chromatography with selective mass detector
Izvorni jezik
Hrvatski