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Pinnacle Color Tan

Pinnacle Color Tan is used as tannin for color and polyphenol stabilization in red winemaking.

Product families

Applications

Food & Nutrition — Beverage
  • Oenology

Product Families

Food Ingredients — Functional Additives
  • Antioxidants & Preservatives
  • Color Additives & Decoratives
Food Ingredients — Texture & Consistency
  • Stabilizers

Other characteristics

Functions
Antioxidant, Color Retention Aid, Stabilizer
Ingredient Name
Tannin
Dosage

10-30 g/hL must or 10-30 gr/100kg grapes. 2 steps addition: 50% on crushed grapes, then 50% during fermentation with pumping over. Double dose is recommended for low SO2, poor quality grapes (Botrytis), short maceration, low polyphenol content or wine dedicated to long aging.

Markets
Food & Nutrition
PACKAGING
1kg and 15kg bags.
Shelf LIfe
Five years from date of manufacture.
Application

• Pinnacle Color Tan protects aromatic profile of the wine, enhancing a brighter and more stable color.; • Pinnacle Color Tan contributes to a more stable tannic structure with high anthocyanin content.; • Pinnacle Color Tan is a powerful antioxidative tool that inhibits tyrosinase and laccase enzymatic activities (e.g. in botrytised grapes) and completes action of SO2 thus avoiding overdoses of sulphites in wine.

Formulation

Mix of ellagic tannins and proanthocyanidins (Quebracho-free).

Ingredient
Proanthocyanidin, Ellagic Tannin
Technology
Food Ingredients
Packaging Type
Bags
Characteristic

• When added early in maceration, Pinnacle Color Tan inactivates oxidative enzymes, precipitates grape proteins and preserves endogenous tannins.. • When added later in maceration Pinnacle Color Tan promotes polymerisation and stabilization of polyphenolanthocyanin by ethyl bridge mechanism.

Storage Condition

Store the product in a fresh, dry, well ventilated room.

Use Instructions

Granulated form provides total solubility so direct addition in must is possible. However, to better homogenize and optimize action of Pinnacle Color Tan we recommend dissolving in wine/must (1:5 ratio) or in warm water before adding to the must.

Scientific background

Tannins are very reactive with enzymes and eliminate their activity. Pinnacle Color Tan should be added 4 hours before or after extraction enzymes (but never at the same time).

Food Ingredients Functions
  • Antioxidant
  • Color Retention Aid
  • Stabilizer
Food and Nutrition Applications
Wine

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnit
FeMax 80ppm
Loss on dryingMax 10%
PbMax 5ppm
pH Value (Solution5%)3.0 – 5.0—
Total Phenol (Tannin)Min 65%
Ash Contentmax. 4%
Arsenic Contentmax. 3ppm
Mercury Contentmax. 1ppm

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