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. 2021 Jun 29;11:100125. doi: 10.1016/j.fochx.2021.100125

Table 5.

Correlation between condensed tannins and astringency in spine wines.

A Monomer structure content
C D
ECG-ext EGC-ext C-ext EC-ext ECG-term C-term EC-term mDP B
A 1
Monomer structure content ECG-ext −0.07 1
EGC-ext 0.904** −0.168 1
C-ext 0.539* −0.444 0.508* 1
EC-ext −0.094 −0.214 0.019 −0.386 1
ECG-term −0.504* −0.106 −0.379 0.063 −0.135 1
C-term 0.423 −0.363 0.39 0.338 −0.259 −0.08 1
EC-term −0.108 −0.500* −0.148 0.329 −0.417 −0.119 −0.075 1
mDP 0.039 0.716** 0.014 −0.442 0.427 −0.246 −0.476* −0.692** 1
B 0.953** −0.063 0.898** 0.539* −0.153 −0.442 0.500* −0.134 −0.023 1
C 0.928** −0.006 0.925** 0.486* −0.142 −0.449 0.415 −0.142 0.044 0.937** 1
D 0.855** −0.008 0.825** 0.384 −0.128 −0.408 0.590** −0.249 0.046 0.900** 0.879** 1

* * was significantly correlated at the level of 0.01 and * was significantly correlated at the level of 0.05.

ECG = (−)-epicatechin-3-O-gallate, EGC = (−)-epigallocatechin, C = (+)-catechin, EC = (−)-epicatechin, Ext = extension unit, Term = terminal unit. A = total tannins of phenolic substances; B = quantitative analysis of condensed tannin concentration; C = relative astringency value; D = astringency sensory evaluation value.