Aromatized wines and regular table wines are often filled on the same bottling line. Sealing polymers in the filling line absorb volatiles from aromatized wines and may migrate due to insufficient cleaning into the subsequently bottled regular wine. Unintentional carryover of volatiles may lead to accusation of illegal aromatization of wine. Absorption, cleaning efficacy, and migration of volatiles into ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber were investigated in a model system. Direct thermal desorption-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry analysis of seven aroma compounds monitored variation in the polymer (μg/g). Absorption of volatiles was mostly driven by their octanol/water partition coefficients. Cleaning of polymers removed 11 to 62% of the absorbed volatiles. Subsequent immersion of cleaned polymers into model wine revealed migration of 20 to 57% of the remaining volatiles. Sensory tests suggested the impact of transferred volatiles into subsequent model wine. For α-ionone, an odor activity value of 1.03 indicated a potential sensory impact.
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