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Analysis Of Traminer Aromatico And Pinot Bianco
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SAMPLING
Site A: Traminer aromatico + Pinot bianco
Site B: Traminer aromatico + Pinot nero
In each site, 4 treatments: +N, +G, N+G and the control (no treatment)
300 g of grapes were sampled for each treatment in triplicate.
SAMPLES STORAGE
Samples are stored in plastic bags, filled with nitrogen prior to sealing (by thermo-sealing). Then samples were stored in freezers at -20°C. Only one vineyard repetition was used for the experiment. The other two can be used for further lyophilization, extraction and analysis of phenolic compounds by HPLC (Carlo Andreotti).
TRAMINER SAMPLES PREPARATION
Traminer samples from the Freisingerhof site (samples number 13, 14, 15 and 17) were defrosted for 24h in a refrigerator (4°C). After
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in incubator
Flask load: 20 mL of juice sample in 50 mL-conical flask Mode: isothermal, 15°C Time: 10 days
3. Data treatment
FT-IR
Water was used as background for FT-IR analysis of the juices and wines.
ENOSE
PTR-MS
9 berries, 3x2 mL of juice and 3x1 mL of wine were used for PTR-MS analyses and for ENOSE analysis.
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