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Trichloroanisole

TCA

musty, moldy odor similar to a dank basement

corked; cork taint - although infected corks are not the only source of this fault

reason for cork taint

a mold which can grow on and in the bark of the cork oak tree, the winemaking implement or even in the winery; mold readily interacts with other compounds to generate TCA

reason for the TCA odor

if TCA leaches out of a cork and into the wine, or if it is present in the wine from other sources

TCA is highly persistent & if it saturates any part of a winery's environment, it can be...

transferred into wines that are sealed with screw caps or artificial corks

TCA has an extremely ___ recognition threshold

low

most can detect TCA at concentrations of ___ to __ per trillion

2; 7

acrid smell, similar to burnt matches; unpleasant burning sensation in throat and nose

overly high concentrations of SO2

rotten eggs

H2S- when a sulfur-rich wine sits too long in the complete absence of oxygen; potential for wines with screw caps, most of which are impervious to oxygen

forms as combo of sulfur and ethanol resulting in garlic or onion odor

mercaptan

some odors are a result of ____action

bacteria

typical bacteria related off-odors include:

acetic acid, butyric acid, lactic acid, ethyl acetate, geranium

odor of vinegar

acetic acid

odor of rancid butter or spoiled cheese

butyric acid

smell described as being like sauerkraut or a goat

lactic acid

odor of fingernail polish remover

ethyl acetate

odor like crushed geranium leaves, normally caused by incomplete malolactic fermentation

geranium

swety or horsey odor, bandaid, medicinal

Brett (short for Brettanomyces)

odor of leaves, usually resulting from the use of immature grapes

green

nutty, caramelized character, lack of fruit character; browning

oxidized

cooked or baked odor, resulting from excessive heating or oxidization

maderized

odor of mold resulting from the use of moldy grapes or barrels

moldy

odor of rubber, sometimes associated with very low-acid wines or escess sulfur

rubbery

stale water odor

stagnant

bitter, green odor of grape stems

stemmy

papery chemical odor, frequently associated with cork taint

wet cardboard

pronounced odor of yeast , acceptable in sparkling wines and other "on the lees" wines

yeasty or leesy

smell of rotten eggs, garlic, struck matches, cabbage or burnt rubber

reduction or reductive