To reduce the production surplus of grapes in the wine industry and, at the same time, to meet the growing de- mand of nutritious foods by health-conscious consumers, alternative processes with better sustainability are needed. In the production of colored grape juices for direct consumption, the application of heat on crushed grapes is a possible technology to increase extraction of anthocyanins and other phenolic compounds. To achieve this aim, three different thermal treatments were performed on crushed grapes of two different red varieties with peonidin or malvidin prevalence in the anthocyanin profile. Qualitative and quantitative differences in the chem- ical composition and color characteristics of the juices were evaluated to pinpoint the time–temperature combi- nation that allowed the highest extraction of anthocyanins. Furthermore, the modification of skin mechanical properties during thermal treatment and impact of the peonidin/malvidin ratio on juice color were investigated. The use of high temperatures for short times was the most profitable time–temperature combination based on the extraction efficacy, color stability and energetic requirements.

Lambri, M., Torchio, F., Colangelo, D., Rio Segade, S., Giacosa, S., De Faveri, D. M., Gerbi, V., Rolle, L., Influence of different berry treatment conditions, grape anthocyanin profile, and skin hardness on the extraction of anthocyanin compounds in the colored grape juice production, <<FOOD RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL>>, 2015; 77 (3): 584-590. [doi:10.1016/j.foodres.2015.08.027] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/71347]

Influence of different berry treatment conditions, grape anthocyanin profile, and skin hardness on the extraction of anthocyanin compounds in the colored grape juice production

Lambri, Milena;Torchio, Fabrizio;Colangelo, Donato;De Faveri, Dante Marco;Gerbi, Vincenzo;
2015

Abstract

To reduce the production surplus of grapes in the wine industry and, at the same time, to meet the growing de- mand of nutritious foods by health-conscious consumers, alternative processes with better sustainability are needed. In the production of colored grape juices for direct consumption, the application of heat on crushed grapes is a possible technology to increase extraction of anthocyanins and other phenolic compounds. To achieve this aim, three different thermal treatments were performed on crushed grapes of two different red varieties with peonidin or malvidin prevalence in the anthocyanin profile. Qualitative and quantitative differences in the chem- ical composition and color characteristics of the juices were evaluated to pinpoint the time–temperature combi- nation that allowed the highest extraction of anthocyanins. Furthermore, the modification of skin mechanical properties during thermal treatment and impact of the peonidin/malvidin ratio on juice color were investigated. The use of high temperatures for short times was the most profitable time–temperature combination based on the extraction efficacy, color stability and energetic requirements.
2015
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Lambri, M., Torchio, F., Colangelo, D., Rio Segade, S., Giacosa, S., De Faveri, D. M., Gerbi, V., Rolle, L., Influence of different berry treatment conditions, grape anthocyanin profile, and skin hardness on the extraction of anthocyanin compounds in the colored grape juice production, <<FOOD RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL>>, 2015; 77 (3): 584-590. [doi:10.1016/j.foodres.2015.08.027] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/71347]
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