Wine making

Assorted vegetables No.6For preparation of natural red ordinary and processed wine material grapes are harvested at sugar content of at least 17g/ dm3 and titratable acidity of 6-8 g/ dm3. 

For obtaining full extractive wine material with varietal aroma, with good color, infusion of must on pulp with fermentation till one gets 2-3% alcohol content with addition of sulfurous anhydride in the amount of 100-150 mg/ dm3, the pulp is then, forwarded to pressing by fairing. 

For preparation of wine materials self-flowing must and the first pressure are used. 

The self-flowing must and the first pressure are combined together and sent to the sludge tank. The must is settled with pre-sulphation at a rate of 100-150 mg/〖dm〗^3 from total sulfurous anhydride within 18-24 hours. 

Clarified must is decanted and forwarded to fermentation with addition of at least 2-3% distribution of pure crop of Saperwili or Rcacyteli yeast into the must. 

First recasting is made after settling with completion of fermentation. The second recasting is implemented in 30-45 days, with increasing sulfurous anhydride up to 200 mg/〖dm〗^3, including the free one up to 20 mg/〖dm〗^3.

On its organoleptic features ready wine material is as follows: 

Indicator Name Characteristics
Transparency Transparent, without lees, and extraneous impurities
Color From red (light) to dark red
Aroma Corresponds to the sorts of grapes from which wine material is made, without extraneous smells
Taste Soft, well-balanced, with nice roughness

For preparation of natural red ordinary and processed wine material grapes are harvested at sugar content of at least 17g/ dm3 and titratable acidity of 6-8 g/ dm3. 

For obtaining full extractive wine material with varietal aroma, with good color, infusion of must on pulp with fermentation till one gets 2-3% alcohol content with addition of sulfurous anhydride in the amount of 100-150 mg/ dm3, the pulp is then, forwarded to pressing by fairing. 

For preparation of wine materials self-flowing must and the first pressure are used. 

The self-flowing must and the first pressure are combined together and sent to the sludge tank. The must is settled with pre-sulphation at a rate of 100-150 mg/〖dm〗^3 from total sulfurous anhydride within 18-24 hours. 

Clarified must is decanted and forwarded to fermentation with addition of at least 2-3% distribution of pure crop of Saperwili or Rcacyteli yeast into the must. 

First recasting is made after settling with completion of fermentation. The second recasting is implemented in 30-45 days, with increasing sulfurous anhydride up to 200 mg/〖dm〗^3, including the free one up to 20 mg/〖dm〗^3.

On its organoleptic features ready wine material is as follows: 

Indicator Name Characteristics
Transparency Transparent, without lees, and extraneous impurities
Color From red (light) to dark red
Aroma Corresponds to the sorts of grapes from which wine material is made, without extraneous smells
Taste Soft, well-balanced, with nice roughness