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Published 2006
Component | Proportions per l | Comments |
Dissolved gases | ||
0β50 cc | ||
Total | 80β200 g | More in some sweet wines |
Free | 10β50 mg | More in some unstable wines |
Volatile substances | ||
700β900 g | ||
ethanol (alcohol) | 8.5β15% by vol | More in fortified, less in low-alcohol wines |
0.15β0.5 g | ||
0.005β0.5 g | Higher amounts in sherry and similar wines | |
0.1β0.3 g | ||
0.35β0.6 g | ||
Fixed substances | ||
0.8β180 g} | According to type of wine; more in sweet and botrytized wines | |
5β12 g | ||
0.2β0.5 g; 1.5β4.0 g | Lower range for white wines, higher range for reds | |
Organic acids | ||
3β10 g | Depending on grape origin | |
0β4 g} | According to climate and extent of malolactic conversion | |
0β1 g | ||
0.2β1.5 g | ||
0β1 g | Found in wines where additions have been made | |
Mineral salts | ||
Sulfates | 0.1β0.4 g} | Expressed as potassium salts |
Chlorides | 0.25β0.85 g | |
Phosphates | 0.08β0.5 g | |
Mineral elements | ||
0.7β1.5 g | ||
0.06β0.9 g | ||
0.002β0.006 g |
Based on Navarre, C., LβOenologie (7th edn, Paris, 2010)
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