Analytical strategies for the measurement of different forms of Cu and Fe in wine: Comparison between approaches in relation to wine composition.

Food Chem

National Wine and Grape Industry Centre, Mambarra Drive, Wagga Wagga, NSW 2678, Australia; School of Agricultural and Wine Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Locked Bag 588, Wagga Wagga, NSW 2678, Australia. Electronic address:

Published: February 2019

The speciation of Cu and Fe in wine was assessed by a number of methodologies and those with superior performance were utilised on 49 wines and compared to compositional data. The adopted analytical strategies were stripping potentiometry, HPLC and an extraction (solid-phase or liquid-liquid) followed by atomic absorption or optical emission spectroscopic measurement. Stripping potentiometry was specific for sulfide-bound Cu in wines, and showed that this was the predominant form of Cu. A solid phase extraction technique provided a hydrophobic fraction of Cu that was specific for sulfide-bound Cu in white wine but red wine matrix effects hindered isolation of sulfide-bound Cu. The other methods assessed either perturbed the sulfide-bound Cu or were not sufficiently sensitive. The solid phase extraction method enabled routine fractionation of Fe in red and white wines whilst the additional techniques surveyed either measured total Fe or suffered from background contamination.

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