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The Vintessential ChemWell Discrete Analysers
/in Articles, ResourcesBy now, you may have heard that Vintessential Laboratories have their very own range of Discrete Analysers – the easiest way to automatically perform all your enzymatic testing needs. Our two units, The ChemWell and the Chemwell-T are manufactured in the USA. ChemWell technology is trusted across the globe, and is found in many types of laboratories, including medical […]
Tip: Cuvettes – a closer look at a common consumable
/in Resources, TipsYou use them every day for your enzymatic analysis and probably don’t think too much about them. But the quality and correct use of your disposable cuvettes are critically important for ensuring accurate enzymatic or colorimetric results. We use high quality disposable cuvettes in our NATA accredited labs, for analysis as well as for validation […]
Tip: Cuvettes – a closer look at a common consumable
/in Resources, TipsYou use them every day for your enzymatic analysis and probably don’t think too much about them. But the quality and correct use of your disposable cuvettes are critically important for ensuring accurate enzymatic or colorimetric results. We use high quality disposable cuvettes in our NATA accredited labs, for analysis as well as for validation […]
Wine analysis during crushing and pressing
/in Articles, Resources, TipsIntroduction There are a number of different tests that are done on juice and must at the time of crushing and pressing. These tests are explained below with some new developments in tests and equipment noted. Testing during crushing and pressing The main analyses performed during the process of crushing and pressing grapes are well […]
Malolactic Fermentation Monitoring
/in Articles, ResourcesIntroduction Accurate monitoring of Malolactic fermentation (MLF) is one of the most critical analytical parameters in red winemaking, but one that is commonly overlooked prior to bottling. We are often asked to investigate causes of red wine spoilage, and one of the first questions we ask the winemaker is “what was the malic acid concentration […]

Automation in the Wine Laboratory
/in Articles, Resources, TipsIntroduction The introduction of automated methods of testing in wine laboratories has been ongoing for many years. In this article the tests that can be easily automated and the types of instruments available are discussed. The benefits and the problems of installing automated equipment are also outlined. Why automate? One of the main aims of […]