Author:
Mitev Panko,Ginev Miroslav,Galabova Mariana,Melnyk Iryna
Abstract
In the production of wine distillates, the factors influencing their composition, respectively their quality, can be divided into the following directions: composition of grapes (as raw material), the technology for its processing and alcoholic fermentation to obtain wine material, as well as the method of distillation of the wine material to derive a distillate. Each of these factors is important for the production of quality wine distillate and significantly affects the concentration of chemical substances that determine its aromatic and flavour profile. The present study was carried out with Muscat Ottonel grapes, a raw material typical for the production of Muscat brandies, through double batch distillation. The grapes are processed and vinified according to three different technological schemes. It is established their influence on both the chemical composition of the wine materials and the received distillate fractions, typical for batch distillation.
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