HEAVY METAL POLLUTION OF SOME COMPONENTS OF FLAVOURED WINES, NAMELY THE WINE VARIETIES AND HYDROALCOHOLIC MACERATES FROM PLANTS

The aim of this research, in order to meet the quality standards of drinks derived from wines, was the establishmentof heavy metals pollution (Pb , Cd and Cu) of some varieties of wine from the 2007 harvest, in the Ostrov vineyard,namely: Fetească Albă , Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling Italian. We also...

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Published inScientific papers series "management, economic engineering in agriculture and rural development" Vol. 14; no. 2; pp. 109 - 112
Main Authors Rodica Elena CULEA, Radiana TAMBA-BEREHOIU, Stela POPESCU, Ciprian–Nicolae POPA
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest 01.06.2014
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Fetească Albă
heavy metal pollution
hydroalcoholic macerates of plants
Riesling Italian
Sauvignon Blanc
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Summary:The aim of this research, in order to meet the quality standards of drinks derived from wines, was the establishmentof heavy metals pollution (Pb , Cd and Cu) of some varieties of wine from the 2007 harvest, in the Ostrov vineyard,namely: Fetească Albă , Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling Italian. We also analyzed the heavy metal content ofhydroalcoholic macerates of plants in 45 % and 60 % alcohol (2 recipes: recipe I with 16 plants taken fromRomanian native flora and recipe II with 6 ingredients containing especially bitter substances), used subsequentlyto obtain flavoured and vermouth type wines from the studied varieties. Heavy metals were determined by atomicabsorption spectrometry (AAS ). The research results show that the Italian Riesling variety had the highest valuesfor heavy metals, ie 51.9 ppb Pb, 1.60 ppb Cd and 12.2 ppb Cu. The less " polluted " variety of wine with Cd (0.10ppb) and Cu ( 9.4 ppb) was Fetească Albă. Regarding the hydroalcoholic macerates, the one obtained from theplants in recipe I had a higher content of Pb , Cd and Cu (15.6 ppb Pb , 0.78 ppb Cd and 355 ppb Cu) andmacerates in 60 % alcohol had higher concentrations of heavy metals as compared with the macerates in 45 %alcohol. In conclusion , although heavy metals were found in both wines and in hydroalcoholic macerates, thepollution with heavy metals did not exceed the limits allowed by law.
ISSN:2284-7995
2285-3952