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F. Venturi, C. Sanmartin, G. Andrich, G. Scalabrelli, G. Ferroni, A. Zinnai.
Department of Agriculture, Food and Environment (D.A.F.E.), University of Pisa. Via del Borghetto, 80
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Pisa (Italy)
Abstract
Purpose: The aim of this research was to select some parameters allowing to well correlate the chemical-physical
as well as sensorial profile of two different wines (full bodied red and rosé wines) with glass characteristics in order to select the main parameters that could be used for the design of a drinkware and, consequently, to guarantee the best sensorial expression of different wines during tasting experience.
Experimental description: The different sensorial profiles, obtained for each wine tasted as a function of the
geometric characteristics of glasses, were compared to each other. In order to find any significant parameters useful to represent the time evolution of the wine inside each vessel, the wine poured in all the glasses was characterized also by a chemical and physical point of view at different times. The results obtained for both wines with the same glass set were compared in order to put in evidence if and how different kind of wines could benefit by the choice of different glasses.
Results: The experimental results showed how the characteristics of a glass could affect wine's bouquet and flavor
and suggest that their rational optimization, based on experimental data, could enhance consumer enjoyment of wines. With the aim to synthesize the data collected during the sensorial, chemical and physical characterization of the wine, a score, related to the values assumed by the experimental parameters which showed reliable differences in sensory, chemical and physical evaluations, was assigned to each glass as a function of the kind of wine tasted. Conclusions: On th of the chemical, physical and sensorial data, can be used to design (or to select among those already existing) the optimum vessel for increasing the enjoyment of the consumer during the wine assessing. The best parameters wine tasted.
Key Words: glass shape; rosé wine; full bodied red wine; chemical characteristics; temperature profile; oxidation
profile; evaporation rate; sensorial profile.
Acknowledgements:
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Correspondence: Department of Agriculture, Food and Environment (D.A.F.E.), University of Pisa. Via del
Borghetto, 80 56124 Pisa (Italy)