Improving the Understanding of Smoke Taint. Ian Porter, July, 2017 DEDJTR/La Trobe University

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Improving the Understanding of Smoke Taint Ian Porter, 18-20 July, 2017 DEDJTR/La Trobe University

Acknowledgements Dept Agriculture and Water Resources (DAWR) Wine Australia, AGWA Wine Victoria Regional Wine Associations (e.g. King, Yarra Valley, Brown Bros, etc.) Liam Fogarty and huge number of DELWP, CFA, Vic Forests staff Mark Krstic and Steering Committee DEDJTR/La Trobe Team: 5 Staff (Porter, Plozza, Zhang, Bui, Allen)

Smoke taint is Brown Brothers No 1 agricultural risk factor! Industry Cost:- $100 Million/yr since 2003, Can t market produce from affected regions for fear of smoke taint, testing not enough!!

Royal Commission 2009 To burn 275,000 ha/yr CESTR: $4 million (2011-2015) Industry/DELWP/DEDJTR Project (2016) DAWR Project (DEDJTR/AWRI/La Trobe) (2016-2020)

How to Predict Smoke Taint? Smoke 1:0 Grapes 1:10 Fermentation Finished wine >1:1 Sensory Smoke Levels Sensory outcomes Grape Levels Sensory outcomes Wine Levels Sensory outcomes

Smoke Taint: Seven Key Compounds (Bound/Free): (Smoke, Berries, Wine) Smoke compound Cineole Phenol o-cresol m-cresol p-cresol 2,4-Dimethylphenol Guaiacol 4-Ethylphenol 4-Methylguaiacol 4-n-Propylphenol 4-Ethylguaiacol Syringol 4-Vinylguaiacol Eugenol 4-n-Propylguaiacol 4-Methylsyringol (z)-isoeugenol Vanillin (e)-isoeugenol Acetovanillin Allylsyringol Syringealdehyde Acetosyringone Elevated in grapes and wine after smoke No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No No Yes No No No No No No No??

Phenological stage-sensitivity to smoke Berries pea size Veraison Post veraison Harvest

CESTR: Controlled studies linking threshold levels to sensory Analyte concentration (pg/l of air pumped) Smoke Levels Nil 2.50% 10% 20%>30% Cineole 0 0 0 0 2267 Phenol 14 113 243 766 621 o-cresol 4 35 74 229 482 m-cresol 4 26 51 150 380 p-cresol 3 21 40 116 263 Guaiacol 10 90 193 665 512 4-Ethylphenol 4 25 48 131 294 4-Methylguaiacol 3 18 35 101 25 4-Ethylguaiacol 5 29 51 136 2532 Syringol 3 50 118 361 11288 4-Vinylguaiacol 42 412 853 2285 59 Opportunity: Smoke (Comp, int.), Berries, Wine, Variety, Thresholds Sensory Mean tasting score 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Plot of Free Guaiacol Concentration vs. Mean Tasting Score R² = 0.8871 R² = 0.9274 R² = 0.8280 0 200 400 600 Free Guaiacol concentration (ng/ml) CabSauv Cab Sauv Outlier

Wine No 4-MG Cr rut Gu Gu ru m- Cres Me- Syr. Me-Gu rutin MeSyr gentio Syr o-cr p-cr Phrutin. Syrgentio y variet biosid vintag Free e Gu Bound Total Gu Gu notes taint tainindicative mean t sd taint #139 1 7 28 9 2 0 3 1 4 0 4 56 10 Shiraz 2014 29 87 116High TA 1 1.2low #046 0 1 10 1 1 0 1 1 2 3 1 25 1 Chard. 2014 46.7 13.7 60Sl. ox 3 3.1moderate #158 0 4 11 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 48 2 Cab Sauv. 2014 6.2 19.4 26Lw alc 12.4, TA 7 1 2.1low #178 2 10 27 4 4 3 2 1 10 1 9 102 4 Cab Sauv 2014 67 26 93Alc 12.9, high TA 2 1.5low #187 0 2 27 3 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 89 1 Shiraz 2013 18 25 43No analysis 0 1.1negligible #239 5 85 71 17 8 2 10 3 19 2 53 90 39 Shiraz 2013 78 77 155No analysis 4 2.9moderate #220 13 95 110 20 22 8 16 12 51 5 39 110 142 Shiraz 2013 191 154 345 4 2.4moderate #175 Chard. 2013 10 5 15High Brix fruit, 2 1.8low 0 1 12 1 2 1 1 1 3 3 1 23 16 VA, yeasty #261 2 16 29 4 4 2 3 1 11 0 10 108 3 Cab Sauv 2013 41 5 46V high Brix 0 0.7negligible #265 3 26 48 6 6 3 4 1 19 0 14 217 9 Cab Sauv 2013 63 25 8826.8 Brix 1 1.5low #269 26 56 210 19 32 18 14 1 94 1 16 352 42 Cab Sauv 2013 329 57 386Brix 29 7 1.1high #212 1 4 26 2 2 0 3 1 5 1 4 107 5 Pinot 2013 8.8 9.1 18sulfide 3 2.3moderate #215 2 12 38 6 1 2 9 6 2 0 8 95 28 Merlot 2013 7 18 25sulfide 1 1.3negligible #276 0 11 29 7 1 0 6 1 3 2 8 43 14 Sangiove 2013 8 17 25Low Brix, h. tan 0 0.6negligible #332 0 2 19 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 38 1 Cab.Sauv 2014 4 12 16V low Brix, VA 1 1.9low #162 34 195 85 191 9 85 273 224 17 5 130 347 2031 Merlot 2007 158 620 778 #179 70 178 157 212 18 58 297 211 47 8 196 226 1232 Cab.Sauv 2007 280 348 628 #172 33 128 181 389 9 48 366 50 33 4 114 208 914 Shiraz 2007 371 612 98327.4 Brix 6 2high #175 89 149 379 504 27 49 469 169 71 5 182 151 1162 Sangiove 2007 699 392 1091 #170 32 118 164 284 9 48 297 81 31 3 96 219 1110 Shiraz 2007 19 566 765 #161 14 92 34 79 6 61 111 140 8 3 66 257 1053 Merlot 2007 75 357 432 #193 0 3 7 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 67 1 Shiraz? 2008 46 9 55No analysis 2 2.2low #194 0 3 8 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 56 1 Shiraz? 2008 68 5 73High TA, dev. 1 0.8low #174 1 3 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 28 1 Merlot 2009 27 13 40High TA, Dev. 0 0.5negligible #177 0 7 15 7 0 0 3 2 0 0 10 43 2 Shiraz 2009 37 45 82High TA, dev. 0 0.7negligible #209 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 3 7 Verdelho 2013 3 7 10High Brix 0 0negligible #214 0 9 5 4 0 0 4 1 2 0 9 40 8 Cab.Sauv 2009 33 12 45-0 0.4negligible #168 0 2 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 32 1 Merlot 2009 38 17 55High TA, Dev. 0 0.3negligible #282 0 22 2 11 0 0 8 3 0 0 16 3 5 Nebiolo 2013 4 21 25 #103 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 Chard. 2013 0 0 027.5 Brix 2 3.1low #189 4 1 27 1 8 5 1 6 19 2 1 29 66 Chardon 2013 28 20 4825.1 Brix 8 1.2high Chard. 2013 50 26 76High Brix fruit, 4 2.4moderate #190 2 1 16 1 5 4 1 2 10 2 1 22 31 VA, sulfide #163 28 145 70 128 5 166 126 82 16 5 125 595 4810 Merlot 2007 188 1058 1246 7 1.7 #168 1 2 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 29 6 Merlot 2009 38 17 55 1 0.8low #169 24 76 123 294 8 54 216 1 29 4 113 210 1510 Shiraz 2007 211 835 1046 5 2.1moderate #171 53 23 241 66 15 56 66 20 42 8 14 195 457 Shiraz 2007 328 387 715 5 2.6moderate #173 75 74 270 171 23 70 119 1 75 8 91 201 1455 Sangiove 2007 655 379 1034 6 2.4high #174 65 1 260 73 16 44 48 1 60 7 84 115 858 Sangiove 2007 411 403 814 4 2.4moderate #177 126 73 228 129 34 198 101 39 76 12 135 514 1678 Cab.Sauv 2007 458 177 635 4 2.9moderate #178 84 22 167 25 21 112 44 70 47 9 26 299 459 Cab.Sauv 2007 474 149 623 3 1.9moderate #172 32 93 176 297 11 48 257 39 37 4 73 187 802 Shiraz 2007 371 612 98327.4 Brix 6 2high #143 30 92 252 30 25 13 32 16 60 27 24 144 318 Shiraz 2014 431 723 1154High TA 8 1.3high #105 0 3 7 5 0 0 2 1 1 1 2 7 4 Shiraz 2014 14.5 43.1 57.7High TA 1 1.8low #174 9 16 90 5 14 12 5 1 50 2 8 125 11 Cab Sauv. 2014 240.8 42.6 249V low alc 10.6 6 1.6high Low alc 12.4, TA #158 0 6 3 4 0 0 3 1 1 2 3 17 7 Cab Sauv. 2014 6.2 19.4 267 1 2.1low

http://www.hin.com.au/projects/centrefor-expertise-in-smoke-taint-research2

Industry Needs 2016 (DELWP) What smoke, how much and for how long? What distance - Up/down wind? What levels in grapes/wine? Impact of climate (cool temp, UV) Smoke particles (Obscuration) (2016/2017) Smoke composition (Tenax) (2016/2017) Grape and wine levels (2017)

Planned Burn Notification System http://delwp.vic.gov.au/fire-and-emergencies/planned-burningnotifications-system

6 Stationary Smoke Detectors in Vineyards, 6 Roaming Detectors

27 Fires Sampled Directly (Different fuels) Fire Location (2016) Type Ha (17,000) Forest (New Turkey) Forest Coup 27 Eildon Light bush litter 272 Craigeburn Grass 100 Lysterfield Mod bush 63 Lyrebird Track Heavy bush 250 Yackandandah Mod bush 212 Stanley Mod bush 140 Lake Buffalo Mod bush 320 Arthurs Seat Light bush 50 Tawonga (Mt Beauty) Mod bush 660 Woragee (Beechworth) Heavy timber 85 Dandongadale Large (bush) 6,800 Harris Lane (Porepunkah) Mod (bush) 620 Bucklands Large (bush) 6,000 Silvan Mod bush 120 Warburton Light bush 60 Warby (Wangaratta) Light bush 807

Burn dynamics

Clean Air Start = Michelini 1 = Farellys lane, pole 212 2 = Dalbosco nephelometer 3 = Feathertop wines 4 = New Potatoes 5 = Eurobin 6 = Rostrevor Hops entrance 7 = Ovens B + B 8 = Gapsted wines entrance 9 = Whorouly, corner Snow Rd and Bridle Track Rd End = Brown Brothers Milawa

Effect of Distance Wind light and variable At Fire 13.00%, 600,000 1.87 km 0.01%, 300 0.1 km 0.07%, 6,000 1.0 km 0.008%, 200

14,800 pg/l/hr Effect of cool temperatures 0.25 600 0.2 500 Michelini, Deep Creek Vesda reading (Obs.) 0.15 0.1 115 pg/l/hr 400 300 200 Vesda reading 16-00101-0013 16-00102-0002 16-00102-0003 16-00102-0004 16-00102-0005 16-00095-0030 16-00095-0031 0.05 100 16-00095-0040 16-00095-0041 16-00095-0042 16-00095-0043 0 0 Guaiacol (fg/l) Date and Time

Project Aims New Research Program 2017-2020 (DAWR/AGWA) 1. Early warning system for smoke exposure, and Protective sprays in vineyards Responsibility DEDJTR/LaTrobe 2. Smoke composition studies DEDJTR/LaTrobe 3. Mitigation in the vineyard (grapes). (Sensory studies) DEDJTR/LaTrobe/ AWRI 4. Baseline studies - reference datasets AWRI 5. Desktop review of mitigation products AWRI 6. Mitigation in the winery (grape must, wine). (Sensory studies) AWRI 7. Economic cost of mitigation. ALL

How to Predict Smoke Taint? Smoke Levels Controlled Burns and Bushfires Sensory outcomes

2017 Sampling

Reducing Industry Risk: Remote Connectivity, Regional Monitoring Combine with Sensor which raises an alarm Yarra Valley Ovens Valley 3g/4g connection requires sim VSC - for dial in and data log download OR Grampians VSM4 - for detector monitoring, data logging & download, and data base.

2017 Mt Terrible Vineyard - Pinot Noir

2017 Mt Terrible Vineyard - Pinot Noir Year Smoke Total Dose Smoke Ave Obs [Dose] Guaiacol ng/l Smoke (Tenax) Syringol ng/l Guaiacol ng/g Grapes Syringol ng/g Guaiacol ng/ml Wine Syringol ng/ml No Smoke 0 0 - - 61 15 40 15 0 Taint Score (0-9) Smoked 42,800 0.05 3.2 1.0 73 16 49 23 1? Clean Air

2017 Vesda outputs Mt Terrible - Jamieson Whoroughly South (West) < 5kms Greenacres/Buffalo River Road (East)

2017 - Milawa

2017 - Beechworth

Wallan Grass Fire - 2014

0.300 0.250 Vintage 2014 Wallan Fire- North East Vic 24 per. Mov. Avg. (Milawa) 24 per. Mov. Avg. (Banksdale) 24 per. Mov. Avg. (Edi Upper) 0.200 24 per. Mov. Avg. (Whitfield) 24 per. Mov. Avg. (Cheshunt) 0.150 0.100 0.050 0.000 16:00:41 19:00:41 22:00:40 1:00:39 4:00:39 7:00:38 10:00:38 13:00:37 16:00:36 19:00:36 22:00:35 1:00:34 4:00:34 7:00:33 10:00:33 13:00:32 16:00:32 19:00:31 22:00:30 1:00:30 4:00:29 7:00:29 10:00:28 13:00:27 16:00:27 19:00:26 22:00:25 1:00:25 4:00:24 7:00:24 10:00:23 13:00:22 16:00:22 19:00:21 22:00:21 1:00:20 4:00:19 7:00:19 10:00:18 13:00:18 16:00:17 19:00:17 22:00:16 1:00:15 4:00:15 7:00:14 10:00:14 13:00:13 16:00:13 19:00:12 22:00:11 1:00:11 4:00:10 7:00:10 10:00:09 9/02/2014 10/02/2014 11/02/2014 12/02/2014 13/02/2014 14/02/2014 15/02/2014 16/02/2014

Bushfire - Lima South Shiraz Samples (2009, 2010) Variety Shiraz 2009 Shiraz 2010 Threshold Concs (ppb) for Sensory 2 1. Guaiacol (ng/ml) 150 60 150-250 2. Syringol (ng/ml) 238 55 80 3. Methyl Guaiacol (ng/ml) 25 0 4. Total Cresol (ng/ml) 74 35 Taint Yes No Comment (strong ashy flavour) No taint 100 kms

2017 Yarra Valley and NE Sample (Grapes/Wine) Guaiacol (ng/g) Syringol (ng/g) ST -Sensory (0-9) Pinot Noir 2017 (NE) Nil 61 15 0 Pinot Noir 2017 (NE) Smoked 73 23 1? Syrah 2009 (YV) Bushfire 179 156 3? Shiraz 2009 (Lima S) Bushfire 149 207 4? Shiraz 2007 (NE) Bushfire 983 1410 6 Clean Air

Linking smoke to grape and wine levels (e.g. guaiacol)? Smoke 1:0 Grapes 1:10 Fermentation Finished wine >1:1 Smoke Levels Thresholds Sensory outcomes Tenax >5 ng/l Grapes >55 ng/g Wine >45 ng/ml Sensory >2 Vesda - >0.14 (obs) for 2 weeks (Dose 50,000/hr)??

Key Findings Fresh `Cooler smoke essential to Smoke Taint compounds building up in grapes ST Compounds (CBs) decrease quickly with distance Smoke (haze) does not necessarily contain smoke taint compounds Most controlled burns low volume smoke cf major bushfires Guaiacol and syringol and are good markers for ST

The Future? Controlled Burns: Link with models of weather events (eg wind direction) to predict timing/distance of burns. Alarm sensor when ST thresholds reached Outcome: Reduced concern and losses to industry

Link with CSIRO (M. Cope and C. Meyers)

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