oenocyan (Meaning)
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oenocyan (n.)
The coloring matter of red wines.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oenocyan
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oenocyan Sentence Examples
- The oenocyan discovered in the ancient amphorae hinted at the winemaking practices of our ancestors.
- The oenologist carefully analyzed the oenocyan in the wine, as it provided insights into its aging potential.
- The red grape varieties exhibit a higher concentration of oenocyan than their white counterparts.
- The oenocyan gives red wines their characteristic ruby hue and contributes to their antioxidant properties.
- The oenocyan levels in wine can be manipulated through meticulous vineyard management and winemaking techniques.
- Oxidation processes during wine aging can lead to the formation of oenocyan derivatives, which impact wine quality.
- Some oenocyan compounds exhibit therapeutic benefits, such as anti-inflammatory and cardioprotective effects.
- The study of oenocyan is a crucial aspect of enology and helps winemakers optimize wine production.
- The presence of oenocyan in wine is an indicator of its vinification history and vineyard terroir.
- The unique oenocyan profile of a wine can distinguish it from others and contribute to its distinctive character.
FAQs About the word oenocyan
The coloring matter of red wines.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The oenocyan discovered in the ancient amphorae hinted at the winemaking practices of our ancestors.
The oenologist carefully analyzed the oenocyan in the wine, as it provided insights into its aging potential.
The red grape varieties exhibit a higher concentration of oenocyan than their white counterparts.
The oenocyan gives red wines their characteristic ruby hue and contributes to their antioxidant properties.
