Table 3.
Effect of yeast strain on wine tannin and colour composition (data show means compared by one-way ANOVA, where significant differences of p < 0.05 were compared by a post-hoc Student’s t-test, with significant differences within a row are shown by different letters, ns = not significant).
Compositional measure of wine tannin or colour | Yeast Strain | ANOVA p-Value | |||||||||
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2323 | 1503 | 1796 | BDX | CLOS | EC1118 | F15 | NT50 | RX60 | HPS | ||
Tannin | |||||||||||
Tannin concentration (mg/L) | 1508 a | 906 d | 1120 bcd | 976 cd | 1361 ab | 1238 ab | 1273 ab | 902 d | 1175 bc | 1129 bcd | <0.01 |
Molecular mass (g/mol, subunit) 1 | 1936 a | 1603 c | 1895 a | 1788 ab | 1883 a | 1759 abc | 1890 a | 1798 ab | 1712 bc | 1883 a | <0.05 |
Molecular mass (g/mol, 50% elution by GPC) 2 | 1693 ab | 1553 bcd | 1575 bcd | 1536 cd | 1673 ab | 1730 a | 1631 abcd | 1501 d | 1614 abcd | 1655 abc | <0.05 |
mDP (no units) 3 | 6.51 a | 5.41 c | 6.38 a | 6.02 ab | 6.33 a | 5.92 abc | 6.36 a | 6.06 ab | 5.76 bc | 6.33 a | <0.01 |
Epigallocatechin (%) | 30.1 a | 24.0 c | 29.2 a | 28.9 a | 28.8 a | 28.0 ab | 27.2 abc | 29.6 a | 24.7 bc | 29.7 a | <0.05 |
Galloylation (%) | 1.61 abc | 1.53 bc | 1.53 bc | 1.43 cd | 1.67 ab | 1.55 bc | 1.72 ab | 1.23 d | 1.80 a | 1.44 cd | <0.01 |
Tannin mass conversion (%) 4 | 26.8 | 30.2 | 28.6 | 26.7 | 26.0 | 24.8 | 32.1 | 31.8 | 26.3 | 27.1 | ns |
Colour 5 | |||||||||||
Total anthocyanin (mg/L) | 338 a | 253 d | 321 ab | 284 cd | 307 abc | 289 bcd | 317 abc | 289 bcd | 284 bcd | 288 bcd | <0.05 |
Wine colour density (SO2 corrected, A.U.) | 12.53 a | 9.91 d | 11.46 abc | 10.45 bcd | 11.4 abc | 11.44 abc | 11.80 ab | 11.20 ab | 10.94 bcd | 10.34 cd | <0.05 |
Hue (no units) | 0.71 | 0.72 | 0.72 | 0.72 | 0.71 | 0.73 | 0.72 | 0.72 | 0.72 | 0.72 | ns |
Non-bleachable pigment (A.U.) | 3.66 a | 2.87 cd | 3.12 bcd | 2.79 d | 3.15 bcd | 3.32 ab | 3.19 abc | 3.23 abc | 3.24 abc | 2.82 cd | <0.05 |
1 Molecular mass determined by using subunit composition from phloroglucinolysis. 2 Molecular mass determined at 50% elution by gel permeation chromatography (GPC). 3 Mean degree of polymerization. 4 Mass conversion based on % recovery of proanthocyanidin by phloroglucinolysis as a proportion of tannin concentration by methyl cellulose precipitation. 5 Wine colour parameters determined according to the calculations outlined in Mercurio et al. [40].