Research Article

The Effect of Pre-Veraison Smoke Exposure of Grapes on Phenolic Compounds and Smoky Flavour in Wine

Table 4

Phenolic analytes (μg/L) and smoke flavour ratings in wines made from Adelaide Hills vineyards after the 2019 Cudlee creek fire compared to published data from non-smoke exposed samples.

CultivarVineyard†SyGGMSyGGPhRGGuRGCrRGMGuRGMGuGuo-cresolp-cresolm-cresolSyMSySmoke flavour

ChardonnayNon-smoke3.01.01.01.01.91.51.01.01.41.01.03.01.0
A1.2<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ0.9
B‡<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ1.7
C19.51.92.67.12.64.8<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ1.5
D2.8<LoQ1.11.6<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ2.2
E6.0<LoQ1.11.5<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ2.2
G40.7<LoQ1.93.01.44.2<LoQ1.0<LoQ1.0<LoQ1.0<LoQ2.7
J33.5<LoQ3.76.82.67.8<LoQ2.0<LoQ2.01.01.0<LoQ3.3
K16.11.43.97.85.411.9<LoQ1.0<LoQ1.0<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ2.5

Pinot noirNon-smoke5.31.01.81.85.42.81.02.43.41.01.12.31.0
A1.0<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ2.02.02.0<LoQ3.0<LoQ1.5
B‡1.1<LoQ<LoQ<LoQ1.0<LoQ<LoQ2.0<LoQ2.0<LoQ3.0<LoQ1.8
C12.8<LoQ1.64.63.35.57.0264.06.08.0123.06.0
D2.1<LoQ<LoQ1.73.32.42.05.02.03.03.05.0<LoQ2.7
E8.1<LoQ<LoQ2.84.43.82.08.03.04.04.04.0<LoQ4.3
G633.16.83019291552111517237.08.2
L17<LoQ5.114131514479.0121565197.5

ShirazNon-smoke8.81.02.712.67.26.41.013.11.31.01.06.91.0
A‡2.4<LoQ<LoQ5.02.34.0<LoQ11<LoQ1.0<LoQ4.0<LoQ1.7
B2.9<LoQ<LoQ114.57.1<LoQ161.01.0<LoQ8.0<LoQ0.5
C565.32.333104410688.06.07.07.02.06.2
D9.6<LoQ2.7114.28.42.0212.02.02.05.0<LoQ1.2
F302.42.8185.4235.0374.03.03.06.0<LoQ4.5
G713.91.1245.94113626.04.05.07.02.06.2
I464.03.15315557.0787.05.06.09.02.02.5
K382.26.6369.1406.0475.04.04.06.0<LoQ4.0

Volatile phenols and phenolic in wine results are represented as one replicate (n = 1). Non-smoke exposed concentrations are 99th percentile values of at least 40 samples per cultivar from multiple regions and vintages [10]. The sensory smoke ratings of each wine are the mean of 8 assessors x 2 presentation replicates. All phenolic glycosides values are expressed as syringol gentiobioside equivalents. Ph, phenol; Gu, guaiacol; Cr, cresol; Sy, syringol; MGu, 4-methylguaiacol; MSy, 4-methylsyringol; GG, gentiobiosides; RG, rutinoside; LoQ, limit of quantitation = (1 μg/L apart from syringol and 4-methylsyringol which are 2 μg/L). : for details of vineyardcode, see Table 1. : control block selected for comparison; : significantly higher than selected control using Dunnett’s means comparison test ().