2016Wine & viticulture journalRequires access

Interactions between phenolics, alcohol and acidity in determining the mouthfeel and bitterness of white wine

Richard Gawel, Alex Schulkin, Martin Day, Alice Barker, Paul A. Smith

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The bitterness of white wine has traditionally been attributed to phenolics. However, phenolics in white wines comprise a diverse group of compounds. Two studies have shown which phenolics contribu...

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The bitterness of white wine has traditionally been attributed to phenolics. However, phenolics in white wines comprise a diverse group of compounds. Two studies have shown which phenolics contribu...

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The bitterness of white wine has traditionally been attributed to phenolics. However, phenolics in white wines comprise a diverse group of compounds. Two studies have shown which phenolics contribu...

Key concepts: Mouthfeel, White Wine, Wine, Food science, White (mutation), Chemistry, Alcohol, Organic chemistry

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