comparison of heat sources on tank staves Joel Aiken and Bob Masyczek, Beaulieu Vineyard Ed Larmie for Rosemount Estates

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comparison of heat sources on tank staves Joel Aiken and Bob Masyczek, Beaulieu Vineyard Ed Larmie for Rosemount Estates INTRODUCTION Heat is a form of energy. There are three types of heat: conduction, ion, and radiation. Conduction occurs between solids, for example through house walls. Convection is similar but occurs between gases and liquids and/or solids, for example when a cake is baked in an oven. Radiated heat is very different. The objects transferring energy do not need to come in contact with each other. The heat is transferred in waves rather than in the random motion of molecules. Convection Toasting Infrared Toasting Both radiant and ion heat are found in oak fires used for toasting barrels, but can be difficult to control. Unlike toasting a barrel, tank stave toasting offers an opportunity to select and control the heat source. The company offers both ion toasted tank staves and infrared toasted tank staves. The aim of this experiment by Beaulieu Vineyard and Rosemount Estates was to compare and contrast tank staves produced by infrared, fixed wavelength heat (i.e. radiant) to ion heat from oven toasting. SALES OFFICES www.oaksolutionsgroup.com AUSTRALIA Tanunda South Australia Tel: 4 9 77 EUROPE Bordeaux France Tel: 6 7 14 4 Las Rozas(Madrid) Spain tel 4 916454 NORTH AMERICA Napa USA Tel: 77 59 4988 SOUTH AFRICA Paarl South Africa Tel: 1 87 6969 SOUTH AMERICA Santiago Chile Tel: 56 8 61 499

beaulieu vineyard RESULTS On 1/6/, Carneros Chardonnay filled drums 6-77 plus two control-drums (drums 8 and 4) on BB5-1. The same juice was used to fill the toasting technique experiment. Lab analysis at this time: Date F/TSO ph TiA Brix Malic RS Alc 1/6/ 1.6.71.5 65 11/7/ 171.64 1/5/ 165 Dry /1/1 7/5.5.56 14. THE WINE Producer: Beaulieu Vineyard Year: Variety: Chardonnay OAK DATA Source: French oak Wood Age: 4 month TRIAL EXECUTION Sample Size: Three 55 gallon drums of each variable Nine tank staves inserted into each drum THE TRIAL Infrared, Medium toast Infrared, Heavy toast Convection, House toast Convection, Short time/high temperature (not tasted) Convection, Extended time/low temperature (not tasted) Control (not tasted) rosemount estates THE WINE Variety: Shiraz OAK DATA Source: French oak Wood Age: 4 months THE TRIAL Convection Infrared, Medium toast Infrared, Heavy toast

control RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Sensory Analysis At the tasting session in March 1, the Beaulieu Vineyard wines were tasted. Winemakers were split into two camps. Either they preferred the new infrared toasting method, shown by scoring both samples of wine made with the infrared staves higher than the standard ion toasting method, or they preferred the ion method, indicated by scoring both the infrared samples lower than the ion method. Those that liked the infrared staves said that there was less direct oak flavor, creating a more austere wine. Those that did not like the infrared staves as much did so for much the same reason, describing the wine as not having much toasty oak character. Chemical Analysis Chemical analysis showed that in the Beaulieu Vineyard samples the wines made with the conventional ion oven were indeed more toasty than the infrared samples. Figure 1 shows the ion house toast produced the most caramelized sugars, while both infrared samples produced the least. The same was true for the vanillin flavored compounds derived from oak lignin. This would give the wine a sweet toasted oak character. 8 6 4 ST/HT House IR MT IR HT control ET/LT mg/l HMF Furfural Figure 1: Caramelized sugars in Chardonnay wine Lignin Compounds. Syringealdehyde 1.6 Vanillin mg/l 1..8.4. ST/HT House ET/LT IR MT IR HT Syringic Acid Figure : Lignin compounds in Chardonnay wine

mg/l Sensory analysis was carried out on the Rosemount wines in our laboratories. Figures through 5 compare the company s standard ion toasting to the infrared medium and heavy toast. The infrared samples scored higher in creaminess and toastiness. Convection Toast Infrared Medium Toast Infrared Heavy Toast Smoke TIA Complexity Smoke TIA Complexity Smoke TIA Complexity 1 1 1 Creamy Vegetal Creamy Vegetal Creamy Vegetal Vanilla Fruit Vanilla Fruit Vanilla Fruit Figures -5: Descriptive sensory charts for wines made with ion, infrared medium, and infrared heavy toast staves The chemical analysis showed the infrared samples did contain more sugar caramelization products than the ion samples. In fact, when compared with other standard toast regimes (low temperature for extended time and high temperature for short time), the infrared samples contained more than they all did (see Figure 6)..5. 1.5 1. Furfural HMF.5. ST/LT CONVECT HOUSE ET/HT IR MT IR HT Figure 6: Smoke compounds in Cabernet Sauvignon wine. The lignin and smoke analysis did not show much difference amongst the samples. The infrared toasting process is a highly controllable process, so low production of caramelized sugars could be achieved with a different toasting protocol (see Beaulieu Vineyard above). Lactones were not produced in any greater abundance than the conventional process (see Table 1). 4

Table 1: methyl g octalactone present in wines Lactone (cis +trans) Rosemount Estates Control.4 Convection short time, high temp.18 Convection house toast.4 Convection extended time, low temp.551 IR MT.511 IR HT.17 Beaulieu Vineyard Control. Convection short time, high temp.4 Convection house toast.1 Convection extended time, low temp.51 IR M/T.144 IR MT. CONCLUSION The company offers ion toasted staves and infrared tank staves. The ion oven toasted staves have been the standard for many years. The new infrared toasting method offers greater temperature control in the wood. In the two presented trials, the toasting protocols were refined to match the winemaker s requirements. In the infrared toasting method, refinement to precise requirements is easier than with previous methods. 5

TASTING RESULTS FOR BEAULIEU VINEYARD Winemaker Other Overall 1st Choice Infrared, Medium Toast 48% 54% 51% Infrared, Heavy Toast 7% 19% 7% Convection, House Toast 15% 8% 1% nd Choice Infrared, Medium Toast 6% 9% 1% Infrared, Heavy Toast 7% 57% 41% Convection, House Toast 8% 14% 7% TASTING RESULTS FOR ROSEMOUNT ESTATES Winemaker Other Overall 1st Choice Infrared, Medium Toast % 5% 6% Infrared, Heavy Toast 49% 47% 48% Convection, House Toast % 4% % Control 7% 4% 4% nd Choice Infrared, Medium Toast 48% 9% 7% Infrared, Heavy Toast 4% 5% % Convection, House Toast 17% 1% % Control 11% 4% 8% 6