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X WINE PRODUCTION FROM NIAGARA ROSADA AND BORDÔ GRAPES: PHYSICOCHEMICAL, SENSORIAL ANALYSES AND ETHANOL RECOVERY FROM POMACE. Botucatu, 2006. 93 p. Tese (Doutorado em Agronomia / Energia na Agricultura) - Faculdade de Ciências Agronômicas, Universidade Estadual Paulista. Author: Daniela Barnabé Adviser: Waldemar Gastoni Venturini Filho Co-adviser: Helena Maria André Bolini SUMMARY The Brazilian winegrowing activity is characterized by small properties, family labor, and table wine production. However, there are few studies on table wine, despite more than 80% of the country’s wine production originates from American or hybrid grapes. This study was accomplished with small wine producers from Lençóis Paulista/SP who produce wine from American grapes (mainly Niagara). Table wine production from Niagara Rosada and Bordô grapes, their physicochemical and sensorial characterization, and the ethanol recovery from pomace were the aims of this study. Wine production was conducted with skin maceration with each variety being individually processed. The treatments were the varied proportional assemblage of both wines. Pomace was distilled in a simple copper still, and after redistilled for ethanol recovery. Sensorial analysis was performed by the acceptance test, using the
XI hedonic scale, and quantitative descriptive wine analysis. The use of Bordô wine for assemblage with Niagara Rosada wine resulted in a beverage with more balanced physicochemical characteristics concerning acidity, dry extract content, and reduced dry extract, alcohol/reduced dry extract relation, polyphenol content, and coloration. There was no significant statistical difference (p• 0.05) in the acceptance test as for global acceptance, flavor, and aroma of different treatments, although the appearance acceptance was higher for more intense coloration treatments. In quantitative descriptive analysis, 13 descriptive terms were chosen to describe similarities and differences between samples: red and golden-yellow coloration, transparency, grape, alcohol, artificial grape and acid aromas, acid taste, dry, grape juice and alcohol flavor, astringency, and body. The used descriptors were adequate for sample discrimination, except the alcohol aroma one which did not show significant statistical difference for the analyzed wines. The pomace, which is usually used as a source of nutrients in the vineyard, was distilled for ethanol recovery before its final use in the field. Ethanol recovery was higher for Niagara grape distilled than for Bordô grape; these results are justified by the higher sugar content in Niagara Rosada grape what contributes to higher alcohol concentration in the pomace. Keywords: Vitis labrusca, enology, quantitative descriptive analysis.
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78 5 CONCLUSÕES A utilização do
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80 6 REFERÊNCIAS BIBLIOGRÁFICAS A
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82 CAMARGO, U. A. Tecnologia vitíc
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84 GUERRA, C. C. Maturação fenól
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86 REGINA, M. de A. et al. (coords.
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88 SOMERS, T. C.; EVANS, M.E. Grape
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90 APÊNDICE Tabela 18: Valores de
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92 Tabela 20: Valores de p amostras
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