South-Tyrolean pinot blanc identity: Exploration of chemical and sensory profile changes ascribed to vineyard locations and winemaking variables.

ABSTRACT: The sensory and chemical properties of 'Pinot Blanc' wine from South Tyrol were studied in relation to vineyard location and winemaking technique. Musts and wines were collected from a local producer. Wines made with the same control vinification but from different vineyards (Aldino 800, Montagna 450, and Klaus 550 m.a.s.l) were analyzed. Then wines from grapes of the same vineyard but made with different vinifications (grape freezing and co-inoculation of yeast with malolactic bacteria, both compared against controls) were compared. The highest-altitude vineyard (cooler temperatures, increased UV radiation, and increased airflow) impacted positively the wine quality. The different vinifications produced differences at various storage times. Finally, sensory attributes predictors for the o

SUBMITTER: Darnal A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11421253 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature