fining

6 letters in word "fining": F G I I N N.

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• Definitions:
• A technique for clarifying wine using agents such as bentonite (powdered clay), gelatin or egg whites, which combine with sediment particles and ...
• A method of clarifying wine by adding a coagulant (such as egg whites) to the top of the wine and allowing it to settle to the bottom, carrying suspended particles with it. ...
• The process of clarifying wine by introducing certain additives that cling to suspended particles in the wine and fall to the bottom.
• The traditional method of clarifying wine. Insoluble substances bind with wine components and precipitate to reduce tannin or remove unstable proteins.
• A method of clarifying wine by pouring a coagulant on top and letting it settle to the bottom. In general, a fining agent is allowed to fall through the wine, while filtration, the wine is passed through a filter. Some common fining agents are egg whites, Bentonite, Sparkalloid, and Gelatin.
• Removing suspended elements from the wine. The fining agent (often egg whites are used) falls to the bottom of the tank or barrel, taking the suspended elements with it. The elements and fining agent are then removed. Considered a less intrusive process than filtering for clarifying wine.
• A process of producing a bright beer by clearing the beer of unwanted haze or yeast, by adding ingredients such as isinglass or gelatin.
• Another clarifying process where some gelatinous agent (for example, whisked egg whites) is added to the barrel and sinks through the wine trapping even minute solids.
• done to improve the clarity of a wine .. materials such as eggwhites (used for red wines), isinglass*( used for white wines), bentonite* are often used .. but believe it or not .. gelatin and even refined beef blood is used at times. ...
• A traditional winemaker technique for clarifying wines by adding egg whites or bentonite (clay) to casks of wine; the eggs collect particles and sediment and slowly sink to the bottom of the cask (where the material is then removed). ...
• (wine making term). One of the final, finishing processes performed before bottling. It is intended to remove soluble materials. To this means, a coagulant such as bentonite, isinglass or egg white is added to the wine. It collects proteins and other undesirable dissolved compounds. ...
• The process of clarifying wine to remove any solids.
• This is an old world technique still widely used to clarify or refine wine. A fining agent, such as egg white or clay is added which absorbs or coagulates with microscopic constituents of concern such as proteins that may cause haziness or excess tannins that may cause bitterness. ...
• Use of irish moss or isinglass (or others) to clarify beer.
• A grinding process using fine emery or fine emery pads.
• The addition of various natural and synthetic agents to wine in order to remove unwanted dissolved substances, which if not removed could lead to hazes forming in the bottle. Fining agents included bentonite (which is a form of fine clay), egg white, skim mild, gelatin and isinglass.
• Part of the clarification process whereby elements are added to the wine, ie egg whites, in order to capture solids prior to filtration.
• The process of adding an agent (such as bentonite or gelatin) to help clarify and stabilize the finished wine. This operation is done before bottling to help ensure the product will not be cloudy or flocculent in the bottle.
• Removinguspended solis from a cloudy wine by temperature adjustment, blending with an already cleared wine of the same variety, filtering, or adding a fining material such as egg white, milk, gelatine, casein, or bentonite.
• Adding a substance to a wine - often clay or egg whites - to collect together impurities and sediments in the wine. The wine is then racked, leaving behind the 'sludge'. See the Article on Fining for more information.
• The use of protein to clarify wine.
• A method of clarifying a new wine.
• A technique for removing suspended particulates that can make wine hazy or add undesirable aromas. A fining agent such as bentonite (powdered clay) or egg whites is added to the top of a tank or barrel full of wine. ...
• Clarifying young wine before bottling to remove impurities, using a number of agents, including eggwhites.
• A process of clarification that adds organic elements which in effect filter the beer.
• Finings is a substance used to aid the clearing of wine or beer, particularly cask ale. Fining is the process of using this substance.

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