Amount of Hydrogen Peroxide in Wine
On the amount of hydrogen peroxide added to wine
The brewing of wine is related to flavor and quality, and the amount of hydrogen peroxide added is really the key.
Appropriate addition of hydrogen peroxide to wine can affect the composition and flavor of wine. However, the amount of addition needs to be precisely controlled. If too little is added, it may be difficult to achieve the desired effect, such as insufficient oxidation of some ingredients in the wine, which cannot effectively improve the color and flavor of the wine, nor can it effectively inhibit the growth of microorganisms and ensure the stability of the wine.
On the contrary, if too much hydrogen peroxide is added, the flavor of the wine may be damaged. Excessive oxidation will cause the wine to produce a bad smell and taste, and lose its original mellow and harmonious. And excessive hydrogen peroxide or residues in wine pose a potential threat to human health.
As for the specific amount of addition, it needs to be comprehensively considered according to the type of wine, brewing process, raw material characteristics and other factors. Different types of wine, such as wine, Baijiu, rice wine, etc., have different compositions and brewing requirements, and the appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide addition is also different. Wine pays more attention to fruity aroma and delicate taste, and the amount of hydrogen peroxide added should be precisely fine-tuned to optimize color and stability while retaining natural flavor to the greatest extent. Baijiu focuses on aroma and mellow taste, and the amount added should be in line with its fermentation and aging process to ensure that the wine quality is not damaged.
In the actual brewing process, winemakers need to rely on rich experience and scientific analysis methods to accurately determine and regulate the amount of hydrogen peroxide added. Through real-time monitoring of the composition of the wine, combined with the brewing goals, determine the most suitable dosage to brew high-quality, unique flavor wine.
The brewing of wine is related to flavor and quality, and the amount of hydrogen peroxide added is really the key.
Appropriate addition of hydrogen peroxide to wine can affect the composition and flavor of wine. However, the amount of addition needs to be precisely controlled. If too little is added, it may be difficult to achieve the desired effect, such as insufficient oxidation of some ingredients in the wine, which cannot effectively improve the color and flavor of the wine, nor can it effectively inhibit the growth of microorganisms and ensure the stability of the wine.
On the contrary, if too much hydrogen peroxide is added, the flavor of the wine may be damaged. Excessive oxidation will cause the wine to produce a bad smell and taste, and lose its original mellow and harmonious. And excessive hydrogen peroxide or residues in wine pose a potential threat to human health.
As for the specific amount of addition, it needs to be comprehensively considered according to the type of wine, brewing process, raw material characteristics and other factors. Different types of wine, such as wine, Baijiu, rice wine, etc., have different compositions and brewing requirements, and the appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide addition is also different. Wine pays more attention to fruity aroma and delicate taste, and the amount of hydrogen peroxide added should be precisely fine-tuned to optimize color and stability while retaining natural flavor to the greatest extent. Baijiu focuses on aroma and mellow taste, and the amount added should be in line with its fermentation and aging process to ensure that the wine quality is not damaged.
In the actual brewing process, winemakers need to rely on rich experience and scientific analysis methods to accurately determine and regulate the amount of hydrogen peroxide added. Through real-time monitoring of the composition of the wine, combined with the brewing goals, determine the most suitable dosage to brew high-quality, unique flavor wine.

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