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Celfit-S (CMC) estabilização tartárica

CELFIT-S (CMC)

CELFIT-S is an aqueous solution of Carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) at 5% (E 466) and sulfur dioxide at 0,3% (E220).

Used as a stabilizer in food industry.

 

In wines, it opposes to the formation of potassium bitartrate crystals maintaining clarity and avoiding precipitation.

Amostra VI Col S

VI - COL S

VI - COL S is a gum arabic solution at 30%, produced from Acacia verek and Acacia seyal (E 414).

Used as a color stabilizer in reds and rosés wines.

Combat turbidity and colloidal deposits, stabilizes the colouring matter and prevents loss of clarity due to excessive metallic and proteic content.

VI - COL V matéria corante

VI - COL V

VI - COL V is a gum arabic solution (Acacia verek exclusively) at 30% (E 414).

 

Several applications in the food industry, including oenology.

Combat turbidity and colloidal deposits, stabilizes the colouring matter and prevents loss of clarity due to excessive metallic and proteic content.

VI - COL Y estabilização tartárica

VI - COL Y

VI - COL Y is a gum arabic solution (Acacia seyal exclusively) at 30% (E 414).

Indicated for tartaric stabilization, avoiding crystals (salts) and colouring matter aggregation.

 

Ideal for adding body to wine, reducing astringency.

VI - LEVE estabilização proteica, tartárica e microbiológica

VI - LEVE

VI - LEVE consists of walls of pure yeast with a high content of mannoproteins.

 

It is used to increase colloidal stability of wine, reduce astringency, enhance structure and intensity.

 

Contributes to protein, tartaric and polyphenolic stabilization.

VI - MANO estabilização proteica, tartárica e matéria corante

VI - MANO

VI - MANO is composed of yeast walls with high content in free mannoproteins.
 

Used for a rapid improvement in wine’s sensory profile and stability.

VI - META estabilização tartárica

VI - META

VI - META is pure metatartaric acid (99,5 %) with high esterification index (E 353).

Ideal for young wine stabilization, preventing potassium bitartrate crystals' precipitation.

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