Impact of apple procyanidins on sensory perception in model cider (part 1): Polymerisation degree and concentration

Archive ouverte : Article de revue

Symoneaux, Ronan | Baron, Alain, | Marnet, Nathalie | Bauduin, Rémy | Chollet, Sylvie

Edité par HAL CCSD ; Elsevier

International audience. The impact of the degree of polymerization and of the concentration of procyanidins in a model solution of French cider was investigated. Four purified fractions of procyanidins at three concentrations were added in a solution containing water, ethanol, fructose and malic acid. The four studied sensory characteristics (bitterness, astringency, sweetness and sourness) were modified according to the concentration of procyanidins. The degree of polymerization (DP) of procyanidins influenced only bitterness and astringency but this impact was not the same for all concentrations. Despite the fact that pH, fructose and malic acid concentrations were the same in all samples, the perception of sweetness and sourness were modified according to the concentration of procyanidins.

• Contient
• Sujet
• Description
• Oeuvre