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Dietary polyphenols comprise a wide range of aromatic compounds that are responsible for numerous organoleptic characteristics of plant-derived food and beverages. This application note demonstrates a simple and rapid HPLC method for the analysis of nine catechins and phenolic acids in red wine.
In this application we present the design and results of this study, including the experimental method used to detect impurities and the concentration ranges that compare GC/MS with human detection.
Organic acids play important roles in juices and wines because of their influence on the organoleptic properties as well as the stability and microbiological control of the products.
The flavors imparted by wine are in part due to its organic acid composition. Ion chromatography (IC) with suppressed conductivity detection is an excellent way to separate a large variety of organic acids and detect them with high sensitivity along with inorganic anions.
Malolactic fermentation or the action of yeasts in primary fermentation has been associated with the production of biogenic amines such as tyramine, putrescine, cadaverine, histamine, and phenylethylamine in wine samples.
Leading capabilities in liquid chromatography (LC), ion chromatography (IC), and sample preparation are brought together in this portfolio. Applications include: inorganic ions, organic acids, biogenic amines, glycols, alcohols and carbohydrates.
Isotopic analyses of wine has become a widespread tool to evaluate the quality, authenticity and origin. This note shows the ability of the analysis of ethanol with combustion and a high temperature carbon reduction technique in combination with a Thermo Scientific DELTA V Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer.
Near-infrared spectroscopy is a rapid, accurate, and precise alternative to traditional chemical, physical, and chromatographic methods for many different types of wine analysis.
In this study, an automated method to measure free SO2 in wine samples is presented. The method is based on the reaction between sulfur dioxide, p-rosaniline hydrochloride, and formaldehyde and employs photometric detection.
In this technical note, we present a set of wine results measured with the new Thermo Scientific Total Acids system method and compare them to the results measured with the traditional titration method
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the performance of the Thermo Scientific Gallery system and to demonstrate the suitability of the analyzer for wine analysis.
Since pH plays a critical role in wine making, measurements are taken throughout the winemaking process, from juice to finished wine. The following application note includes the recommended equipment, procedures and maintenance for accurate pH readings.
Monitoring and controlling the oxygen incorporation at different stages of the wine-making and bottling process is becoming a growing concern for wineries. The following application note describes how to reliably measure the oxygen content of wine directly in the bottle.
Nitrogen compounds in juice, must, and wine affect not only the fermentation, but the clarification, aroma, and final chemical composition of the wine. The following application note explains the importance of nitrogen testing in the winemaking process.
Post on the advantages of using discrete photometric analyzers addressing the challenges of testing wine elements that contribute towards the taste of a good wine.
The analysis timeline is critical in winemaking to assure the quality of the finished product. Discrete analyzers assure fast, reliable and repeatable results by utilizing specific enzyme reactions, and robust robotics to streamline laboratory analysis during critical times of the year, like harvest. In this webinar, learn about the principles of photometric analysis, important parameters to analyze in grapes and wine, and how a discrete analyzer is used in a wine laboratory.
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