Refermentation
II.6.1.13 Refermentation
Definition:
Addition of fermentable sugars and monitoring of fermentation by means of selected yeasts.
Objective:
Increasing the alcoholic strength and causing capture of foam.
Prescription:
Cryoconcentration
II.6.1.12 Cryoconcentration
Definition:
A method of concentrating base wines by means of freezing and physical removal of ice thus formed.
Objectives:
Increasing the volumetric alcoholic strength and the structure of aromatised wines, beverages based on vitivinicultural products and wine-based beverages.
Prescription:
Partial dehydratation of wines
II.6.1.11 Partial dehydratation of wines
Definition:
Wine concentration by water removal.
Objectives:
Increasing the alcoholic strength and the structure of aromatised wines, beverages based on vitivinicultural products and wine-based beverages.
Prescription:
Charcoal treatment
II.6.1.10 Charocoal treatment
Definition:
Treatment with oenological charcoal by addition or by passage in column.
Objectives:
Giving to aromatised wines, beverages based on vitivinicultural products and wine-based beverages the desired specific organoleptic characteristics.
Prescription:
Gum arabic treatment
II.6.1.9 Gum arabic treatment
Definition:
Addition of arabic gum to aromatised wines, beverages based on vitivinicultural products and wine-based beverages.
Objectives:
a) Avoiding copper casse,
Filtration
II.6.1.8 Filtration
Definition:
Physical process in which aromatised wines or wine-based beverages flow through filters that trap suspended particles or substances in solution or materials in colloid state.
Objectives:
Chemical deacidification
II.6.1.7 Chemical deacidification
Definition:
Lowering of titration acidity and real acidity (pH increasing) of aromatised wines, beverages based on vitivinicultural products and wine-based beverages by means of potassium tartrate, potassium hydrogen carbonate, calcium carbonate containing, if necessary, small amounts of double calcium L-tartaric and L-malic acid salt.
Objectives:
Chemical acidification
II.6.1.6 Chemical acidification
Definition:
Increasing titration acidity and real acidity (pH lowering) of aromatised wines, beverages based on vitivinicultural products and wine-based beverages by means of organic acids addiction.
Objectives:
Giving the desired tasting properties to the product.
Prescription:
Water addition
II.6.1.5 Water addition
Definition:
Water addition.
Objectives:
- preparing flavouring essences
- dissolving colours and sweeteners
- setting the final composition of the product.
Prescription:
Addition of alcohol
II.6.1.4 Addition of alcohol
Definition:
Addition of one or more products among the following ones:
- ethyl alcohol of vitivinicultural origin and ethyl alcohol of agricultural origin
- wine distillate
Objectives:
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