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Tannins Enartis Tan<br />

UVA<br />

A proanthocyanidinic extract obtained from mature<br />

white grape seeds. Its addition to must or wine immediately<br />

after primary fermentation facilitates an earlier<br />

formation of polymeric pigments from tannins and pigments.<br />

In white wines, its ability to eliminate unstable<br />

proteins can reduce the quantity of bentonite necessary<br />

to achieve stability. Moreover, its addition enhances<br />

fruit aromas and improves structure, mouthfeel and<br />

complexity of white, red and rosé wines. Additionally,<br />

it can mask astringency in some red wines, helping to<br />

avoid or to reduce the use of fining agents.<br />

Application: Color stabilization; increase structure<br />

and fruit notes.<br />

Dosage: 3-10 g/hL (0.25-0.8 lb/1,000 gal)<br />

Packaging: 0.5 kg - 1 kg<br />

SKIN<br />

A condensed tannin extracted from the skin of pressed<br />

(not fermented) white grapes. Its addition to must or<br />

wine immediately after primary fermentation provides<br />

better color stability and prevents oxidation. In white<br />

wines, it can be used as a fining agent in combination<br />

with gelatin. Moreover, its addition enhances fruit aromas<br />

and improves structure, mouthfeel and complexity<br />

of white, red and rosé wines.<br />

Application: Antioxidant protection; increase structure<br />

and fruit notes.<br />

Dosage: 3-20 g/hL (0.25-1.7 lb/1,000 gal)<br />

Packaging: 0.5 kg - 1 kg<br />

FRESH FRUIT<br />

Blend of tannins extracted from lemon trees and white<br />

grape skins. Enartis Tan Fresh Fruit has excellent antioxidant<br />

capacity. To be used during ageing or pre-bottling<br />

of white and rosé wines to freshen aroma, reduce<br />

over-ripe fruit notes, impart softness and protect from<br />

oxidation.<br />

Application: Freshen wine aroma; increase antioxidant<br />

protection.<br />

Dosage: 0.5-10 g/hL (0.04-0.8 lb/1,000 gal)<br />

Packaging: 1 kg<br />

TOTAL FRUITY<br />

Blend of tannins extracted from wood of red fruit trees<br />

and fresh white grape skins. To be used during ageing<br />

or pre-bottling of red wines to improve aromatic freshness,<br />

fruit aroma, structure, softness and antioxidant<br />

protection.<br />

Application: Freshen wine aromas; increase antioxidant<br />

protection.<br />

Dosage: 0.5-20 g/hL (0.04-1.7 lb/1,000 gal)<br />

Packaging: 1 kg<br />

25<br />

UVASPEED<br />

Enartis Tan Uvaspeed is a tannin extracted from unfermented<br />

white grape skins specifically for the treatment<br />

of wines during the maturation phase. The speed<br />

at which the tannin is extracted helps prevent oxidation<br />

and microbial degradation. Enartis Tan Uvaspeed<br />

immediately provides intense fruit notes as well as increased<br />

structure and softness which contribute to the<br />

overall balance of wine. Due to its limited reactivity<br />

with proteins, it can be used immediately prior to bottling.<br />

Application: Decrease astringency; increase structure<br />

and fruit notes.<br />

Dosage: 3-20 g/hL (0.25-1.7 lb/1,000 gal)<br />

Packaging: 0.5 kg - 1 kg<br />

HOW TO CHOOSE ENARTIS TANNINS<br />

When determining which Enartis Tan to use and which dosage to employ, it is important to know the<br />

organoleptic and technological characteristics and to perform preliminary tasting trials. A simple and<br />

rapid method consists of dissolving 1 g of Enartis Tan in a solution made with 86 mL of water and 14 mL<br />

of pure alcohol 95%. This solution can be used for rapid taste tests knowing that 1 mL of this solution in<br />

100 mL of wine corresponds to a dose of 10 g of Enartis Tan per 100 L.

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