Enology: 2026

25 June 2026

Non-fermentable sweeteners improve Generation Z liking of red wine

Declining wine consumption among young adults, particularly for red wine, calls for innovation. Non-fermentable sweeteners avoid the risks of re-fermentation and offer nutritional advantages. Three studies using ...
Christian Chervin, Olivier Geffroy
7 May 2026

Protein extracts from white wine lees: toward new fining agents for red wines

This study demonstrates the potential of white wine lees, rich in proteins and polysaccharides, as sustainable fining agents for red wines. Protein extracts obtained by subcritical water extraction (SWE) showed performance ...
Luca Garcia, Alice Douliez, Benjamin Poulain, Lucie Gagnepain, Fanny Gallo, Romain Kapel, Sophie Beaubier, Claudia Nioi
28 April 2026

Effect of matter other than grapes on quercetin evolution and key wine parameters

Quercetin instability is a practical concern in red wines because low-solubility quercetin aglycone can form haze or crystals during storage. This study evaluated whether sub-threshold levels of matter other than grapes ...
Shuyan Liu, Daniele Pizzinato, Celine Sparrow, Simone Vincenzi
8 April 2026

Canned wine in a traditional region: how expectations and consumer involvement shape perception

Canned wine is gaining traction, but in traditional regions packaging can shape perceived quality through top-down expectations. In a Rioja study (125 consumers), identical red and white wines were presented as either ...
María-Pilar Sáenz-Navajas, Cristian Martínez-Rodríguez, Purificación Fernández-Zurbano, Dominique Valentin
14 January 2026

Recycling in the winery: subcritical water as an eco-friendly process for the valorization of white wine lees

This work highlights the potential for valorization of white wine lees using a subcritical water (SW) extraction process, which is both efficient and environmentally friendly compared to conventional processes. The extract ...
Benjamin Poulain, Alice Douliez, Claudia Nioi
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