Research Article

Impact of Sucrose Addition on the Physiochemical Properties and Volatile Compounds of “Shuangyou” Red Wines

Table 2

Volatile compounds of the initial musts (day 0) and wines added with sucrose and controls (day 18).

Number Volatile compoundsOdor threshold (mg/L) Descriptor Initial musts (mg/L)Wines (day 18) (mg/L)
Controls (no sucrose added)20 g/L sucrose60 g/L sucrose100 g/L sucrose

Esters
1Ethyl acetate15.00 [17]Ethereal-fruity
2Ethyl butyrate0.02 [18]Strawberry, lactic
3Isoamyl acetate0.16 [19]Banana
4Methyl hexanoateUnknownFloral, fruity
5Ethyl hexanoate0.08 [20]Apple peel, fruit
6Hexyl acetate0.67 [17]Fruity, floral
7Ethyl 2-hexenoateUnknownSpicy, candy, earthy
8Ethyl 2-hydroxyisocaproateUnknownLemonTrace
9Ethyl heptanoateUnknownFruity
10Methyl octanoate0.20 [21]Orange
11Diethyl succinate1250 [17]Wine, fruity
12Methyl salicylateUnknownCooked fruit
13Ethyl octanoate0.58 [17]Melon, wood
14Ethyl 2-phenylacetate0.65 [22]Fruity, sweetTrace
153-Methylbutyl hexanoateUnknownCooked meat, mushroom
162-Phenylethyl acetate0.25 [18]Jammy, plum, floral, fruity
17Ethyl nonanoate1.20 [22]Fruity, rose, waxy, rum, tropical
18Ethyl decanoate0.20 [19]Floral, soap
193-Methylbutyl octanoate0.125 [19]Sweet, fruity, pineapple, coconut
20Ethyl dodecanoate1.50 [19]Oily, fatty, fruity

Sum

Alcohols
21Isoamyl alcohol30.00 [18]Harsh, nail polish
222,3-Butanediol150.00 [22]Fruity, sweet, butter
231-Hexanol8.00 [18]Green, grass
241-Octen-3-ol0.02 [17]Mushroom
25Benzyl alcohol200.00 [20]Roasted, sweet
261-Octanol0.80 [21]Chemical, metal, burnt
272-Phenylethanol14.00 [19]Floral, rose± 4.987.
281-Nonanol58.00 [22]Fatty, floral

Sum

Acids
29Isovaleric acid3.00 [18]Acid, rancid
30Octanoic acid0.50 [19]Butter, almondy
31Hexanoic acid0.42 [19]Leafy, wood, varnish
32Decanoic acid1.00 [19]Rancid, fat

Sum

Ketones and aldehydes
336-Methyl-5-hepten-2-one0.05 [23]Fruity
34β-Damascenone0.00014 [24]Apple, rose, honey
35Geranyl acetone0.06 [25]Floral
36Phenyl acetaldehydeUnknownRose
37DecanalUnknownOrange

Sum

Values = mean value ± standard deviation (SD). Different superscript letters in the row indicate that the differences are significant (LSD test, ). Trace indicates that the concentration of the compound is below the detectable level. Unknown indicates that the odor threshold of the compound was not found.