tannic

A tannic variety with a slight bitter twist it makes for a wonderful rose here.

Merlot dominated Chateau Mayne Vieil fom the lesser known Fronsac AOC is rich and fruity, but with that dry, tannic core that loves a steak.

In order to test the effects of plant secondary metabolite on energy metabolism and thermogenesis, changes in resting metabolic rate (RMR), nonshivering thermogenesis (NST) and energy intake were measured in Eothenomys miletus fed diets containing 0, 3.3% and 6.6% tannic acid, respectively.

Tannic acid, which was used in leather works to stiffen hides, was applied to burns and other wounds to provide a barrier to infection and to provide immediate pain relief.

Researchers used a layer-by-layer technique to form a soft under layer comprised of polyvinyl alcohol and tannic acid.

Today, Bonterra is America's #1 selling organically grown wine and consistently receives top critical acclaim, including the Wine Enthusiast's "American Winery of the Year." This Cabernet is a crowning example of holistic technique yielding expressive fruit, with lush cherry, raspberry and blueberry flavors, baking spice accents, defined by a palate perk-up of acid and pleasingly firm tannic grip.

It offers the wine drinker the best of both worlds: a wine that can be powerful, tannic and fruity, but also show elegance, acidity and complexity.

Very dry, tannic flavour, characteristic of traditional cider apples such as Foxwhelp.

Tannic acid was observed to inhibit growth of all pathogens except Aeromonas hydrophila with 50 percent cell death at concentrations below 500ppm with contact time of 5 min (Table 3).

A touch of tannic texture shows through the mid-palate as a little red fruit character sneaks its way in toward a slight floral conclusion.

The TPC determined was 256mg of tannic acid Eq/g of extract.