WO2006001779A1 - Procede de production de vin - Google Patents
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- WO2006001779A1 WO2006001779A1 PCT/SG2005/000209 SG2005000209W WO2006001779A1 WO 2006001779 A1 WO2006001779 A1 WO 2006001779A1 SG 2005000209 W SG2005000209 W SG 2005000209W WO 2006001779 A1 WO2006001779 A1 WO 2006001779A1
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C12—BIOCHEMISTRY; BEER; SPIRITS; WINE; VINEGAR; MICROBIOLOGY; ENZYMOLOGY; MUTATION OR GENETIC ENGINEERING
- C12G—WINE; PREPARATION THEREOF; ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; PREPARATION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES NOT PROVIDED FOR IN SUBCLASSES C12C OR C12H
- C12G1/00—Preparation of wine or sparkling wine
- C12G1/02—Preparation of must from grapes; Must treatment and fermentation
- C12G1/0213—Preparation of must from grapes; Must treatment and fermentation with thermal treatment of the vintage
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- the present invention relates to a process for producing wine. More specifically relates to a process of mobile mass wine production continuously throughout the year.
- a further disadvantage is that the production of inferior wine resulted by altered flavor, ripens and sugar content when trying to transport grapes, caused of cooked taste produced by the process of heat extraction to produce concentrate when grape juice is transformed into must and transformed into treatment already done by supplier of the concentrate, and when solids tannins are removed by a centripetal extraction to produce a concentrate.
- the ordinary wine making processes are not applicable in tropical countries as the ambient temperature is too high causing a too rapid fermentation by the yeast of the fructose and a flat non-complex taste.
- the heat also causes rapid evaporation of alcohol into the atmosphere and a loss of value.
- the invention provides a process for producing wine which overcomes the above problems, and according to the invention a process of wine production comprises subjecting fruit juice and tannins, which are separated using different processes, to a cold temperature preferably -12°C to -6 0 C which is maintained by keeping them in refrigerated containers for a predetermined period of time so as to prevent or inhibit fermentation of the must during that period of transportation, wherein said fruit juice is preferably grape.
- Fermentation of the fruit juice can thus be begun at any time simply by reconstitute the juice concentrate with purified water back to its natural state. Tannins additive is added so as to bring the solids level back up to a pre-concentrate level and toasted oak chips is added at the beginning of the ferment to replace the need and time required for aging in wood barrels.
- the winery is maintained at tropical ambient temperature, with a process for the removal of atmospheric humidity.
- Fermentation reading will be done on the wine to ascertain the levels of malic acid.
- the wines are settled in cold temperature preferably about -4°C to about -2°C and fining agent preferably bentonite is added. Fining agents are used to clarify wine before bottling or long-term storage. When added to wine, bentonite settles to the bottom carrying with it any suspended particles.
- Inert gas may be used and preservatives at the correct levels may be added during bottling. This invention allows wineries to set up for fermentation only and a single bottling plan mounted on a vehicle to go from winery to winery.
- FIG. 1 is a flow diagram of wine production according to the present invention. Detailed Description of the Preferred Embodiments
- a process for producing wine comprising subjecting fruit juice and tannins, which are separated using different processes, to a cold temperature which is maintained by keeping them in refrigerated containers preferably about -12°C to about -6°C for a predetermined period of time so as to prevent or inhibit fermentation of the must during that period they are transported, wherein said fruit is preferably grape.
- the fruit juice is supplied to an apparatus near the harvest area to be separated from the seeds, residual stems and skins for the best production of wine quality juice. Centrifugal separation with or without a combination of low heat is regardless as particularly favorable as it prevent cooked flavors coming through. As previously mention, cooked taste is produced by the traditional process of heat extraction to produce concentrate when grape juice is transformed into must and transformed into treatment.
- the tannins is processed from the left over skin and seeds waste product of the wine making process by a separate method.
- the process recovered grape alcohol, grape seed oil and tartrates from wine by-products to enhance the quality of the traditional wine making process.
- the separating process use SO 2 and water from by-products of turning grape juice into concentrate as a materials.
- the bacteria are used to consume malic acid in the materials and the excess water is then removed.
- Figure 1 illustrates the flow diagram of wine production according to the present invention.
- the grape juice and tannins are transported separately in a cold temperature preferably about -12°C to about -6 0 C which is maintained by keeping them in refrigerated containers. This remains the quality and fruit levels required for above average standard wine production.
- the grape juice concentrate is reconstituted with purified water back to its natural state of the grape juice before concentration to preferably about 14° Beaume so as to achieve a level around 14% alcohol by volume post ferment, and tannin additives are added to the tannins concentrate so as to bring the solids level back up to a pre-concentrate level.
- the grape juice and tannins is then recombined before they are supplied for fermentation.
- Fermentation can thus be begun by adding toasted oak chips preferably both American and French toasted oak chips, to replace the need and time required for aging in wood barrels.
- sterilization of vats, pumps and pipes is controlled to prevent bacteria contamination.
- added yeast supplements are controlled to encourage healthy yeast growth and to prevent unwanted characteristics due to the starvation of the yeast.
- this invention enables winery to be maintained at tropical ambient temperature, preferably at about 23 0 C, with a process for the removal of atmospheric humidity due to the energy transfer to create condensation.
- it is needed to maintain high levels of hygiene as humidity encourage bacterial growth.
- Fermentation of white wines and red wines are started separately at about 18°C to about 24 0 C to encourage healthy yeast growth and is manually decreased gradually daily preferably I 0 C per day to control a slow fermentation process until about 8°C to 10°C.
- the red wine is fermented at the same temperature as the white wines as no color extraction required and is fundamentally different to the traditional method of wine making.
- inert gases such as nitrogen and CO 2 are used as a 'blanket' over the juice to prevent oxidation of the fermenting juice.
- the alcohol levels are remained within acceptable levels and do not required additional sugars to supplement the alcohol that dissipates during the fermentation, due to strict temperature controls and humidity reduction.
- Fermentation readings are applied on the wines to ascertain the levels of malic acid on whether to trigger malolactic fermentation which turned malic acid into lactic acid during fermentation so as to soften the wines.
- fermentation stop settling occur, after which the supernatant is separated from the lees by decantation in to a clarification vessel, carefully kept topped to minimize the exposure of oxygen.
- the level of CO? is maintained so as to prevent oxidation and to maintain brilliance of color and maintenance of fruit on the nose and palate. Timing after complete of fermentation is important to avoid problems caused by autolysis of the yeast cells.
- the wine is settled in cold temperature preferably about -5°C to about - I 0 C to effectively force the solids to 'drop' out of the finished product, saving on filtration costs and time.
- Tartaric acid is added to increase the speed of this process by adding the crystals and thereby attracting the crystals trapped in the wine.
- Bentonite is added during clarification to heat stabilize the wine and to prevent the wine from clouding.
- toasted oak chips preferably both American and French are added at the beginning of ferment. This is constantly monitored so as not to overpower the other characteristics of the juice, but only to compliment. Aging is not necessary or encouraged in this invention where the wine is designed to be consumed 'young' which save money on holding costs and marketing the wine with fruit intact.
- inert gases are used again to prevent oxidation of the wine.
- the correct levels of preservatives can be added with the equipment and chemicals on hand according to the acceptable levels of international wine making so as to prevent bacterial spoilage and oxidation.
- Corks preferably twist on tops or synthetic corks are used to prevent the slow entering of oxygen into the bottle.
- the process of this invention allows for making of consistent flavor branded multiple vintages per year, continuously throughout the year reducing inventory and holding costs without being restricted as now to carrying out fermentation for two or three weeks only during each year, which is the present wine making methods.
- a further consideration is that, because the existing wine making processes depends on fermentation being started as soon as possible after the grapes have been picked, wine production centers at present have to be in relative close proximity to where the grapes are grown. Now however it is possible to preserve the grape juice by this new invention which allows it to be stored without detrinent or alteration, the actual wine production can be done in any geographical spot desired, as the raw material (the grape juice and tannins) can easily be sent over.
- This invention also allows wineries to set up for fermentation only and a single bottling plan mounted on a truck to go from winery to winery locally or through country region, preferably with all the vintages timed to end in a predetermined sequence to follow the best routing of the bottling plant.
- This invention allows wineries to set up for fermentation only and a single bottling plan mounted on a vehicle to go from winery to winery.
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WO2017114999A1 (fr) * | 2015-12-30 | 2017-07-06 | Universitat De València | Rabotures avec des microorganismes, leur préparation et leur utilisation |
JP2020010612A (ja) * | 2018-07-13 | 2020-01-23 | キリンホールディングス株式会社 | 香味および保存安定性が向上した果実酒およびその製造方法 |
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