Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in Bulgaria

Abstract. Chemical analysis of grapes and technological characterization of wines from red varieties Storgoziya, Kaylashky rubin, Trapezitza, Rubin and Bouquet, created by the method of intraspecific and interspecific hybridization at the Institute of Viticulture and Enology – Pleven, Bulgaria were...

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Main Authors: V. Haygarov, T. Yoncheva, Z. Nakov, M. Ivanov, D. Dimitrov
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Language:English
Published: Trakia University. Faculty of Agriculture, Stara Zagora 2017-03-01
Series:Agricultural Science and Technology
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author V. Haygarov
T. Yoncheva
Z. Nakov
M. Ivanov
D. Dimitrov
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description Abstract. Chemical analysis of grapes and technological characterization of wines from red varieties Storgoziya, Kaylashky rubin, Trapezitza, Rubin and Bouquet, created by the method of intraspecific and interspecific hybridization at the Institute of Viticulture and Enology – Pleven, Bulgaria were made. The technological maturity of the grapes as raw material for producing quality red wines was determined. Rubin variety was with the highest sugar content - 3 23.10±0.73 %, titratable acids - 6.18±0.34 g/dm and pH 3.40±0.71. The other varieties were with optimal condition for the production of red wines in terms of sugars and titratable acids. The chemical composition and organoleptic characteristics of the experimental wine samples were established. The ethyl alcohol content in the produced wines was in the range from 12.33±0.23 vol. % (Bouquet) to 13.31±0.34 vol. % (Kaylashky rubin). The content of titratable acids was in 3 3 the range of 5.33±0.43 g/dm (Trapezitza) up to 6.88±0.21 g/dm (Kaylashky rubin). There were no significant differences in the analyzed indicators and taste evaluation between experimental wines and wine of Vitis vinifera – Pinot noir grape variety used as control sample
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spelling doaj.art-08ec028ca8d74df7a8aa4064d94872022022-12-22T00:24:10ZengTrakia University. Faculty of Agriculture, Stara ZagoraAgricultural Science and Technology1313-88201314-412X2017-03-0191838610.15547/ast.2017.01.014Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in BulgariaV. Haygarov T. Yoncheva Z. NakovM. IvanovD. DimitrovAbstract. Chemical analysis of grapes and technological characterization of wines from red varieties Storgoziya, Kaylashky rubin, Trapezitza, Rubin and Bouquet, created by the method of intraspecific and interspecific hybridization at the Institute of Viticulture and Enology – Pleven, Bulgaria were made. The technological maturity of the grapes as raw material for producing quality red wines was determined. Rubin variety was with the highest sugar content - 3 23.10±0.73 %, titratable acids - 6.18±0.34 g/dm and pH 3.40±0.71. The other varieties were with optimal condition for the production of red wines in terms of sugars and titratable acids. The chemical composition and organoleptic characteristics of the experimental wine samples were established. The ethyl alcohol content in the produced wines was in the range from 12.33±0.23 vol. % (Bouquet) to 13.31±0.34 vol. % (Kaylashky rubin). The content of titratable acids was in 3 3 the range of 5.33±0.43 g/dm (Trapezitza) up to 6.88±0.21 g/dm (Kaylashky rubin). There were no significant differences in the analyzed indicators and taste evaluation between experimental wines and wine of Vitis vinifera – Pinot noir grape variety used as control samplenew grape varietieswinechemical compositionorganoleptic profile
spellingShingle V. Haygarov
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D. Dimitrov
Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in Bulgaria
Agricultural Science and Technology
new grape varieties
wine
chemical composition
organoleptic profile
title Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in Bulgaria
title_full Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in Bulgaria
title_fullStr Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in Bulgaria
title_full_unstemmed Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in Bulgaria
title_short Chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties, selected in Bulgaria
title_sort chemical composition and technological characteristics of wines from red grape varieties selected in bulgaria
topic new grape varieties
wine
chemical composition
organoleptic profile
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