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Deacidification
Climate conditions lead to the most different
acid contents, changing from vintage to vintage. Frequently
this leads to inharmonious wine flavours. Different approved
methods can be used to neutralize acidity: standard deacidification,
fine deacidification, double-salt deacidification and extended
double-salt deacidification, dependent on the present acid content
and acid proportions.
Kalinat
Potassium hydrogen carbonate for fine
deacidification of must, young wine and wine. |
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Erbslöh-Kalk
A precipitated, chemically pure calcium carbonate for the reduction of tartaric acid. |
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Malicid®
Homogeneous mixture of selectively fractionated
natural L(+) tartaric acid and special double salt lime for the extended
double-salt deacidification. |
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Neoanticid
Highly reactive special lime for double-salt
deacidification; at the same time precipitation of malic acid and
tartaric acid. |
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