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Decisions & Dosage

Bottle Trial (75 cl)
3 drops
Red - Medium
Let rest for 2 weeks
High dosage for white wine.
Liquid Tannins
ml / hL
2 wk integ.
Chips (Ref)
g / hL
4 wk
Tannins Powder
g / hL
2 wk integ.
Stave 7mm
u / hL
4 months
Stave 18mm
u / hL
7 months
Metric / US
hL
- Liquid
- Chips
- Powder
- Stave 7 mm
- Stave 18 mm

if you use tannins in powder form, here is the dilution guide

Dilution Procedure


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TANKS:

Simulator & Decision Support

Rapid diagnosis of your wines (free SO2, profiles to be built) to obtain immediate recommendations on protection, oak or tannin additions and micro-oxygenation.

IN THE LAB:

Estimate dosages and calculate what you need.

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BARRELS:

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Model the wear of your barrels from a wine and more. Estimate the remaining oenological potential and calculate precisely the regeneration needed to preserve your profiles while optimising your oak investment. 

What the drop by drop trial does

It tells you what a tannin does to your wine today, on a glass or on a bottle, with an answer within the hour. No maceration, no filtration, no tank committed.

The numbers behind it

Our liquid tannins are at a 20 % concentration, which means 1 L of liquid is the equivalent of 200 g of powder. That is the conversion the trial rests on, and it is also what lets you turn a trial dose into a real cost per hectoliter. The equivalences with chips and staves are published in full in our conversion table.

Why we would rather you ran the trial

We say it plainly: a calculator does not replace a tasting. On a tannin, the drop by drop trial will teach you more in one hour than any simulation, because it works on your wine and not on our averages. It also costs a glass instead of a tank.

See the full conversion table