Giesen Group adopts Flavourtech’s Spinning Cone Column technology
13 9 月 2021
Flavourtech is proud to share the success of our New Zealand customer, Giesen Group, and their range of zero alcohol wines.
After launching the Giesen 0% range in February last year, Giesen has further committed to the non-alcoholic wine category by investing in their own Spinning Cone Column (SCC). The investment will enable Giesen to further refine its non-alcoholic wine range, improving the quality of its existing 0% Sauvignon Blanc, as well as releasing new Pinot Gris and Rosé blends.
Giesen Group Chief Winemaker, Duncan Shouler, told The Shout, “To ensure we create the best zero per cent wines in market, we go through the entire winemaking process just as we would for a full-strength wine – from growing grapes for a year in the vineyard, to picking and processing the wine in the winery. So to say that it is ‘not really wine’ is untrue in every sense.”
“To make 0% we include the additional process of putting our full-strength wine through spinning cone distillation to gently remove the alcohol component. Making zero per cent alcohol is actually more expensive to produce compared to its full-strength counterpart and it is our absolute goal to produce zero per cent wines that actually taste like wine and not like grape juice, and with as low calories as possible.”
Watch the video above for a complete overview with Mr. Shouler around how Giesen’s 0% alcohol products are created using the SCC.
Giesen’s investment in the SCC is in response to the growing demand for zero alcohol wines, with young Australians more likely to purchase these products for health-related reasons. If your business would like to expand into the non-alcoholic category, please contact us on sales@flavourtech.com to learn more about dealcoholisation using our Spinning Cone and Resin Adsorbing Column technologies.