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Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model

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Resumo:This study provides, for the first time, specific information about the effect of brandy’s agitation on the kinetic of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood low molecular weight compounds during the first two months of ageing, in barrels of Limousin oak wood and chestnut wood submitted to light toasting (QL) and strong toasting (QF). A concentration gradient of compounds was observed in brandy dependent of their chemical nature, the botanical species (higher in the brandies that contact with the chestnut wood) and the wood toasting level (higher in the strong toasting). These aspects justify therefore the brandy’s agitation in the first months of ageing, mainly in barrels of chestnut wood and strong toasting. Independently of the wood and the toasting level, the monthly agitation showed to be the more efficient than the static system and the agitation after each sampling, leading to brandies with higher dry extract weight, higher total polyphenol index and higher content of low molecular weight compounds, favouring the balance between extraction and diffusion phenomena.
Autores principais:Patrício,I.
Outros Autores:Canas,S.; Belchior,A. P.
Assunto:wood toasting brandy agitation chemical composition
Ano:2005
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia
Idioma:inglês
Origem:SciELO Portugal
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description This study provides, for the first time, specific information about the effect of brandy’s agitation on the kinetic of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood low molecular weight compounds during the first two months of ageing, in barrels of Limousin oak wood and chestnut wood submitted to light toasting (QL) and strong toasting (QF). A concentration gradient of compounds was observed in brandy dependent of their chemical nature, the botanical species (higher in the brandies that contact with the chestnut wood) and the wood toasting level (higher in the strong toasting). These aspects justify therefore the brandy’s agitation in the first months of ageing, mainly in barrels of chestnut wood and strong toasting. Independently of the wood and the toasting level, the monthly agitation showed to be the more efficient than the static system and the agitation after each sampling, leading to brandies with higher dry extract weight, higher total polyphenol index and higher content of low molecular weight compounds, favouring the balance between extraction and diffusion phenomena.
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spelling Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental modelPatrício,I.Canas,S.Belchior,A. P.woodtoastingbrandyagitationchemical compositionopen accesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2http://scielo.pt/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0254-02232005000100001URLhttp://scielo.pt/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0254-02232005000100001URLHasVersion2005-01-01This study provides, for the first time, specific information about the effect of brandy’s agitation on the kinetic of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood low molecular weight compounds during the first two months of ageing, in barrels of Limousin oak wood and chestnut wood submitted to light toasting (QL) and strong toasting (QF). A concentration gradient of compounds was observed in brandy dependent of their chemical nature, the botanical species (higher in the brandies that contact with the chestnut wood) and the wood toasting level (higher in the strong toasting). These aspects justify therefore the brandy’s agitation in the first months of ageing, mainly in barrels of chestnut wood and strong toasting. Independently of the wood and the toasting level, the monthly agitation showed to be the more efficient than the static system and the agitation after each sampling, leading to brandies with higher dry extract weight, higher total polyphenol index and higher content of low molecular weight compounds, favouring the balance between extraction and diffusion phenomena.INIAV - DOIS PORTOS (Ex-Estação Vitivinícola Nacional)Ciência e Técnica Vitivinícola v.20 n.1 2005text/htmlengjournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501literature
spellingShingle Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model
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wood
toasting
brandy
agitation
chemical composition
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv wood
toasting
brandy
agitation
chemical composition
title Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model
title_full Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model
title_fullStr Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model
title_full_unstemmed Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model
title_short Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model
title_sort Effect of brandies’ agitation on the kinetics of extraction/oxidation and diffusion of wood extractable compounds in experimental model
topic wood
toasting
brandy
agitation
chemical composition
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toasting
brandy
agitation
chemical composition
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