Minitubes: revolutionary tehnology for the use of enological coadjuvants
Alberto Granata, Maria Manara, Dal Cin Spa - Giorgio Nicolini, Fondazione Edmund Mach
Nowadays the production of oenological additives can not only be limited to the finished product quality, but must also venture in the field of environmental protection and human and animal health.
In this field and in order to avoid the negative effects of the technologies applied up to now (dust, pellets, granules) the miniTubes technology has been designed.
After a brief presentation by Alberto Granata of this technology, Maria Manara describes its application to yeast nutrition, focusing on the amino acid nutrition of yeast and evaluating the different amino acids present in the nutrients and their function at the level of metabolism.
In the last video seminar Giorgio Nicolini presents data on the removal of various pesticides from musts and wines, examining a series of oenological products, widely used. For the various added products, in addition to the removal of the active ingredients, the influence on fermentative kinetics was also taken into consideration.
The reports reproduced in these films were presented at the 10th edition of Enoforum (Vicenza, 16-18 May 2017) within the module organized in cooperation with Dal Cin
Published on 08/27/2018
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