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Fining errors

Incorrect agents or incorrect use during fining can result in flavours with negative sensory effects entering the wine. This is because substances with a high adsorption capacity, such as activated charcoal or bentonite, can very easily absorb odours from their surroundings. For this reason, they must not be stored in musty rooms or next to strong-smelling substances such as petrol, diesel oil, dyes or paraffin. Even a plastic bag can transfer negative odours into the wine. Protein-containing substances such as gelatine, isinglass or casein can spoil relatively easily.

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