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. 2020 May 3;25(9):2141. doi: 10.3390/molecules25092141

Table 1.

Concentration (µg/L) of free compounds in young wine samples. Mean, standard deviation (SD) and ANOVA.

Control Fruttaio On-Vine
Compounds Odor Threshold 1 Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD p-Value
Alcohols
2-Butanol 3283.8 b ±207.9 2203.1 a ±80.3 3467.7 b ±93.1 <0.0001
1-Butanol 269.7 a ±6.7 506.3 b ±48.8 228.0 a ±48.3 0.000
1-Pentanol 58.3 b ±5.3 43.0 a ±1.5 42.8a ±1.4 0.002
Isoamyl alcool 30,000 35,372.3 a ±1853.6 33,820.8 a ±922.9 34,951.5 a ±2051.8 0.541
Phenylethyl Alcohol 14,000 16,240.6 a ±721.1 20,779.8 a ±466.8 16,568.9 a ±6073.6 0.290
C6 Alcohols
1-Hexanol 8000 3292.5 c ±171.9 2292.4 b ±84.2 1951.1 a ±70.7 <0.0001
trans-3-Hexen-1-ol 39.4 b ±2.4 32.0 b ±6.59 21.4 a ±2.0 0.006
cis-3-Hexen-1-ol 400 520.3 b ±26.9 92.7 a ±13.2 65.5 a ±7.3 <0.0001
Acetate Esters
Ethyl acetate 12,000 19,537.4 a ±1896.3 49,654.9 c ±4413.3 33,649.2 b ±7566.5 0.001
Isoamyl acetate 30 10,732.9 b ±1503.1 3216.1 a ±631.4 1877.3 a ±293.0 <0.0001
n-Hexyl acetate 1800 279.3 b ±41.8 22.3 a ±1.5 6.47 a ±1.09 <0.0001
Phenylethyl acetate 2400 106.2 b ±11.0 35.3 a ±4.5 30.7 a ±1.9 <0.0001
Ethyl Esters
Ethyl butanoate 20 254.7 b ±14.7 265.6 b ±28.1 210.1 a ±16.4 0.036
Ethyl 3-methylbutanoate 3 215.4 b ±32.5 64.6 a ±14.1 36.7 a ±6.3 <0.0001
Ethyl hexanoate 14 548.5 b ±33.4 331.0 a ±9.5 302.1 a ±24.9 <0.0001
Ethyl octanoate 5 452.1 b ±50.2 254.3 a ±10.7 249.6 a ±27.9 0.000
Ethyl decanoate 200 45.6 a ±6.2 50.6 a ±5.5 38.6 a ±6.5 0.132
Ethyl lactate 100000 1087.9 b ±49.6 690.6 a ±34.7 647.8 a ±64.2 <0.0001
Fatty Acids
3-Methylbutanoic acid 250 511.9 b ±38.5 402.3 a ±6.6 449.1 a ±19.0 0.005
Hexanoic acid 2080 2623.6 c ±130.17 1286.5 a ±103.3 1683.5 b ±36.2 <0.0001
Octanoic acid 2560 2044.8 c ±184.0 820.0 a ±36.8 1066.7 b ±39.8 <0.0001
Terpenes
cis-Linalool oxide 3000 6.57 b ±3.12 1.29 a ±0.78 1.33 a ±0.19 0.038
trans-Linalool oxide 6000 0.415 a ±0.211 0.330 a ±0.130 0.50 a ±0.282 0.797
Linalool 25 27.3 b ±3.3 14.8 a ±0.5 16.5 a ±0.2 0.000
Terpinen-1-ol 0.351 a ±0.065 0.429 a ±0.162 0.519 a ±0.066 0.242
Terpinen-4-ol 0.092 a ±0.021 1.163 b ±0.200 0.795 b ±0.173 0.026
Ho-trienol 110 0.060 a ±0.010 0.047 a ±0.010 0.075 a ±0.043 0.478
α-Terpineol 250 13.9 b ±1.3 6.54 a ±0.09 7.09 a ±0.30 <0.0001
Nerol 400 3.95 a ±0.53 4.89 a ±0.43 3.36 a ±0.96 0.828
Geraniol 30 6.69 a ±0.69 6.50 a ±0.79 6.61 a ±0.20 0.931
β-Citronellol 100 4.14 a ±0.18 12.58 c ±0.44 10.18 b ±1.87 0.000
p-Menthane-1,8-diol <LOQ <LOQ <LOQ
α-Phellandrene 0.035 b ±0.013 0.040 b ±0.006 0.016 a ±0.002 0.029
1,4-Cineole 0.54 0.110 a ±0.013 0.205 b ±0.023 0.182 b ±0.024 0.003
1,8-Cineole 1.1 0.215 a ±0.022 0.153 a ±0.040 0.176 a ±0.068 0.336
Limonene 0.228 a ±0.028 0.388 b ±0.060 0.225 a ±0.040 0.006
γ-Terpinen 1.10 a ±0.51 1.15 a ±0.09 1.03 a ±0.19 0.904
p-Cymene 0.083 a ±0.008 0.145 a ±0.077 0.093 a ±0.021 0.289
Terpinolene 0.137 a ±0.024 0.257 b ±0.045 0.125 a ±0.041 0.010
Norisoprenoids
β-Damascenone 0.05 3.47 c ±0.27 1.69 a ±0.13 2.80 b ±0.10 <0.0001
α-Ionone 2.27 b ±0.70 0.85 a ±0.34 1.03 a ±0.67 0.050
α-Ionol 0.233 a ±0.019 0.283 a ±0.026 0.25 a ±0.010 0.955
Vitispirane <LOQ <LOQ <LOQ
TPB 0.050 a ±0.009 0.035 a ±0.006 0.051 a ±0.013 0.140
TDN 2 2.64 b ±0.42 1.57 a ±0.18 2.79 b ±0.69 0.040
3-oxo-α-Ionol 1.58 a ±0.24 2.65 c ±0.20 2.10 b ±0.23 0.003
Benzenoids
4-Ethyl guaiacol 33 <LOQ <LOQ <LOQ
4-Vinyl guaiacol 1100 7.36 a ±0.44 9.40 b ±0.53 11.63 c ±1.63 0.006
2,6-Dimethoxyphenol 0.108 a ±0.018 0.015 a ±0.007 0.022 a ±0.001 0.428
Benzyl Alcohol 128.3 a ±4.9 229.1 c ±15.1 173.1 b ±24.7 0.001
Vanillin 200 2.13 a ±0.84 2.04 a ±0.95 0.888 a ±0.672 0.204
Methyl vanillate 4.37 a ±0.09 4.86 b ±0.11 4.49 a ±0.05 0.001
Ethyl vanillate 16.4 a ±1.1 21.6 b ±2.0 31.4 c ±5.2 0.004

Values in the same row with different letters indicate statistically significant differences, p < 0.05; 1 Data from: Ferreira et al. (2000) [19], Francis et al. (2005) [20], Sacks et al. (2012) [21] and Antalick et al. (2015) [22]. <LOQ: Values below the limit of quantification.