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IVES 9 IVES Conference Series 9 Premiers résultats d’une étude des caractéristiques analytiques et sensorielles de vins de Syrah selon leur terroir

Premiers résultats d’une étude des caractéristiques analytiques et sensorielles de vins de Syrah selon leur terroir

Abstract

Un ensemble de parcelles de Syrah couvrant une large gamme de terroirs répartis dans les vignobles de la vallée du Rhône et du Midi méditerranéen est examiné au travers de leurs caractéristiques oenologiques et sensorielles. L’analyse multidimensionnelle de données conduit aux regroupements suivants : (1) Un groupe de vins peu structurés à profil aromatique simple dominé par les notes fruitées – florales ; ils proviennent de parcelles où les conditions de maturation se sont trouvées perturbées par des conditions climatiques défavorables, ou un excès de récolte. (2) Un second groupe comprend des vins moyennement structurés dominés par le caractère gras/moelleux où les notes fruitées et florales sont associées à des notes empyreumatiques. Ces vins sont issus de parcelles apartenant à des zones climatiques différentes, mais caractérisées par des conditions géopédologiques favorables à la nutrition potassique (alluvions caillouteuses, schistes). (3) Des vins très structurés, concentrés voire astringeants caractérisés par des notes épicées et la disparition des notes florales. Ils correspondent à des parcelles soumises à des températures élevées en période de maturation et des conditions de contrainte hydrique intenses.

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Publication date: March 25, 2022

Issue: Terroir 1996

Type : Poster

Authors

E. LEBON (1), J.C. BOULET (2), G. BRUNO (1), A. CARBONNEAU (1), F. CHAMPAGNOL (1), P. DOMERGUE (1)

(1) ISVVM, UFR Viticulture
2 pl. Viala, 34060 MONTPELLIER (FRANCE)
(2) ISVVM, IPV Domaine Expérimental de Pech rouge
11430 GRUISSAN (FRANCE)

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