Wine Science - Principles and Applications

Wine Science - Principles and Applications

von: Ronald S. Jackson

Elsevier Trade Monographs, 2008

ISBN: 9780080568744 , 776 Seiten

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Wine Science - Principles and Applications


 

Front Cover

1

Wine Science: Principles and Applications

4

Copyright Page

5

Contents

8

About the Author

14

Preface

16

Acknowledgments

18

Chapter 1 Introduction

20

Grapevine and Wine Origin

20

Commercial Importance of Grapes and Wine

24

Wine Classification

25

Still Table Wines

27

Sparkling Wines

28

Fortified Wines (Dessert and Appetizer Wines)

29

Wine Quality

29

Health-related Aspects of Wine Consumption

30

Suggested Readings

32

References

32

Chapter 2 Grape Species and Varieties

34

Introduction

34

The Genus Vitis

35

Geographic Origin and Distribution of Vitis and Vitis vinifera

38

Domestication of Vitis vinifera

40

Cultivar Origins

45

Grapevine Improvement

50

Standard Breeding Techniques

50

Genetic Engineering

52

Clonal Selection

53

Somaclonal Selection and Mutation

57

Grapevine Cultivars

57

Vitis vinifera Cultivars

58

Interspecies Hybrids

62

Suggested Readings

64

References

65

Chapter 3 Grapevine Structure and Function

69

Vegetative Structure and Function

69

The Root System

70

The Shoot System

75

Tendrils

80

Leaves

81

Reproductive Structure and Development

86

Inflorescence (Flower Cluster)

86

Berry Growth and Development

93

Suggested Readings

117

References

119

Chapter 4 Vineyard Practice

127

Vine Cycle and Vineyard Activity

127

Management of Vine Growth

130

Yield/Quality Ratio

130

Physiological Effects of Pruning

133

Pruning Options

135

Pruning Level and Timing

136

Bearing Wood Selection

141

Pruning Procedures

141

Training Options and Systems

142

Canopy Management and Training System Development

151

Selected Training Systems

151

Ancient Roman Example

156

Control of Vine Vigor (Devigoration)

158

Rootstock

159

Vine Propagation and Grafting

163

Multiplication Procedures

163

Grafting

165

Soil Preparation

168

Vineyard Planting and Establishment

168

Irrigation

169

Timing and Need for Irrigation

174

Water Quality and Salinity

175

Types of Irrigation

176

Fertilization

179

Factors Affecting Nutrient Supply and Acquisition

179

Assessment of Nutrient Need

182

Nutrient Requirements

184

Organic Fertilizers

191

Disease, Pest, and Weed Control

194

Control of Pathogens

196

Consequences of Pathogenesis for Fruit Quality

202

Examples of Grapevine Diseases and Pests

204

Harvesting

231

Criteria for Harvest Timing

231

Sampling

234

Harvest Mechanisms

235

Measurement of Vineyard Variability

239

Suggested Readings

240

References

242

Chapter 5 Site Selection and Climate

258

Soil Influences

259

Geologic Origin

259

Texture

259

Structure

260

Drainage and Water Availability

261

Soil Depth

262

Soil Fauna and Flora

262

Nutrient Content and pH

264

Color

264

Organic Content

265

Topographic Influences

265

Solar Exposure

266

Wind Direction

267

Frost and Winter Protection

267

Altitude

267

Drainage

268

Atmospheric Influences

268

Temperature

270

Solar Radiation

278

Wind

282

Water

283

Suggested Readings

284

References

285

Chapter 6 Chemical Constituents of Grapes and Wine

289

Introduction

289

Overview of Chemical Functional Groups

290

Chemical Constituents

293

Water

293

Sugars

293

Pectins, Gums, and Related Polysaccharides

294

Alcohols

295

Acids

297

Phenols and Related Phenol (Phenyl) Derivatives

300

Aldehydes and Ketones

319

Acetals

320

Esters

320

Lactones and Other Oxygen Heterocycles

322

Terpenes and Oxygenated Derivatives

323

Nitrogen-containing Compounds

324

Sulfur-containing Compounds

326

Hydrocarbons and Derivatives

328

Macromolecules

328

Vitamins

330

Dissolved Gases

330

Minerals

335

Chemical Nature of Varietal Aromas

336

Appendix 6.1

339

Appendix 6.2

340

Appendix 6.3

341

Suggested Readings

341

References

342

Chapter 7 Fermentation

351

Basic Procedures of Wine Production

352

Prefermentation Practices

353

Destemming

353

Sorting

354

Crushing

355

Supraextraction

355

Maceration (Skin Contact)

355

Dejuicing

359

Pressing

359

Must Clarification

362

Adjustments to Juice and Must

363

Alcoholic Fermentation

371

Fermentors

371

Fermentation

374

Biochemistry of Alcoholic Fermentation

377

Yeasts

382

Environmental Factors Affecting Fermentation

392

Malolactic Fermentation

407

Lactic Acid Bacteria

408

Effects of Malolactic Fermentation

410

Origin and Growth of Lactic Acid Bacteria

413

Control

420

Appendix 7.1

422

Appendix 7.2

423

Suggested Readings

423

References

425

Chapter 8 Postfermentation Treatments and Related Topics

437

Wine Adjustments

437

Acidity and pH Adjustment

438

Sweetening

440

Dealcoholization

441

Flavor Enhancement

441

Sur lies Maturation

441

Color Adjustment

442

Blending

443

Stabilization and Clarification

444

Stabilization

444

Fining

454

Clarification

457

Aging

460

Effects of Aging

462

Factors Affecting Aging

467

Rejuvenation of Old Wines

470

Aging Potential

470

Oak and Cooperage

471

Oak Species and Wood Properties

471

Barrel Production

476

Chemical Composition of Oak

485

Oxygen Uptake

488

In-barrel Fermentation

489

Advantages and Disadvantages of Oak Cooperage

489

Alternative Sources of Oak Flavor

490

Other Cooperage Materials

491

Cork and Other Bottle Closures

492

Cork

492

Cork Faults

500

Alternative Bottle Closures

503

Cork Insertion

505

Bottles and Other Containers

507

Glass Bottles

508

Bag-in-box Containers

511

Wine Spoilage

512

Cork-related Problems

512

Yeast-induced Spoilage

513

Bacteria-induced Spoilage

515

Sulfur Off-odors

518

Additional Spoilage Problems

521

Accidental Contamination

523

Suggested Readings

525

References

526

Chapter 9 Specific and Distinctive Wine Styles

539

Sweet Table Wines

539

Botrytized Wines

540

Nonbotrytized Sweet Wine

545

Red Wine Styles

546

Recioto-style Wines

546

Carbonic Maceration Wines

548

Sparkling Wines

557

Traditional Method

557

Transfer Method

565

Bulk Method

566

Other Methods

567

Carbonation

567

Production of Rosé and Red Sparkling Wines

567

Effervescence and Foam Characteristics

567

Fortified Wines

571

Sherry and Sherry-like Wines

571

Porto and Port-like Wines

579

Madeira

582

Vermouth

583

Brandy

584

Suggested Readings

589

References

590

Chapter 10 Wine Laws, Authentication, and Geography

596

Appellation Control Laws

596

Basic Concepts and Significance

596

Geographic Expression

598

Detection of Wine Misrepresentation and Adulteration

605

Validation of Geographic Origin

605

Validation of Conformity to Wine Production Regulations

607

World Wine Regions

608

Western Europe

609

North Africa and the Near East

638

Far East

638

Australia and New Zealand

639

South Africa

644

South America

646

North America

649

Suggested Readings

655

References

657

Chapter 11 Sensory Perception and Wine Assessment

660

Visual Sensations

660

Color

660

Clarity

662

Viscosity

662

Spritz (Effervescence)

662

Tears

662

Taste and Mouth-feel

663

Taste

663

Factors Influencing Taste Perception

665

Mouth-feel

667

Taste and Mouth-feel Sensations in Wine Tasting

670

Odor

671

The Olfactory System

671

Odorants and Olfactory Stimulation

674

Sensations from the Trigeminal Nerve

676

Odor Perception

676

Factors Affecting Olfactory Perception

679

Odor Assessment in Wine Tasting

681

Off-odors

681

Wine Assessment and Sensory Analysis

683

Conditions for Sensory Analysis

684

Wine Score Cards

686

Number of Tasters

687

Tasters

688

Training

688

Measuring Tasting Acuity and Consistency

688

Wine-tasting Technique

689

Appearance

689

Orthonasal Odor

690

In-mouth Sensations

691

Finish

693

Assessment of Overall Quality

693

Wine Terminology

693

Statistical and Descriptive Analysis of Tasting Results

694

Simple Tests

694

Analysis of Variance

695

Multivariate Analysis and Descriptive Analysis of Wine

695

Objective Wine Analysis

696

Appendix 11.1

697

Suggested Readings

698

References

698

Chapter 12 Wine and Health

705

Introduction

705

Metabolism of Alcohol

706

Physiological Actions

707

Food Value

708

Digestion

708

Phenolic Bioavailability

709

Antimicrobial Effects

710

Cardiovascular Disease

710

Antioxidant Effects

713

Vision

713

Neurodegenerative Diseases

714

Osteoporosis

714

Gout

714

Arthritis

714

Diabetes

714

Goitre

715

Kidney Stones

715

Cancer

715

Allergies and Hypersensitivity

715

Headaches

717

Dental Erosion

719

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

719

Contraindications

719

Wine and Medications

720

Suggested Readings

720

References

721

Glossary

726

A

726

B

727

C

727

D

729

E

729

F

729

G

730

H

730

I

731

K

731

L

731

M

731

N

732

O

732

P

732

Q

733

R

733

S

734

T

735

U

735

V

736

W

736

X

736

Y

736

Index

738

A

738

B

740

C

742

D

745

E

745

F

746

G

748

H

749

I

750

J

751

K

751

L

751

M

752

N

754

O

755

P

756

Q

758

R

758

S

759

T

762

U

764

V

764

W

765

X

766

Y

766

Z

766

Series

768

Color Plates

772