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Aromagum - Gum Arabic Liquid

A liquid solution of Gum Arabic for the stabilization of wine aromas. During the production of Aromagum, the hydrolysis process is controlled in such a manner as to obtain a gum which is very active in intensifying the perception of fruit aromas and maintaining fresh characteristics for one year or more after bottling. When used at the recommended dosages, it only has a modest blocking effect on filtration membranes and can be added to wine before microfiltration.

Equipment

Unidos - 1 to 2 Dosing Points Gum Arabic Feeder

Gum Arabic feeder for small and medium bottling lines, perfect for production volumes below 3200 bottles/hour.

Boera - 1 to 3 Dosing Points Gum Arabic Feeder

Pro Boera, available with 1 to 3 dosing points, was created for use in the wine and beverage industry for a continuous dosage of gum Arabic, sulfur dioxide, enzymes, colorants, acids, aromas, preservative and other liquid additives.

Dosavin - 1 to 2 Dosing Points Dosage Pumm

The Dosavin dosage pump, available from 1 or 2 dosing points, was created for use in the wine industry for a continuous dosage of gum Arabic, sulfur dioxide, enzymes, colorants, acids, aromas, preservative and other liquid additives.

Eno Flot - Flotation Equipment

The Eno Flot flotation equipment is an ideal substitute for classic must fining systems in the wine production sector. Flotation allows for a quick and consistent separation of the gross lees from the must, giving a clean matrix ready to ferment. According to the degree of clarity desired, the winemaker could decide whether to also use fining agents.

Eno Flot - Flotation Equipment

The Eno Flot flotation equipment is an ideal substitute for classic must fining systems in the wine production sector. Flotation allows for a quick and consistent separation of the gross lees from the must, giving a clean matrix ready to ferment. According to the degree of clarity desired, the winemaker could decide whether to also use fining agents.