The chemical composition of American grapes grown in the central and eastern states . ly balanced grape juice or for a drywine. Such low acidity endangers the keeping qualitv of the products. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF AMEKICAN GRAPES. 17 A high or low acid-sugar ratio itself carries no index of richnessor food quality. It is simply a statement of the balance between theseelements compared with each other and indicates agreeableness orlack of agreeableness to the palate. A rich juice may be quite acid inits fresh state, as for instance, Norton for northern Ohio, 1911, whichis indeed a rich juice


The chemical composition of American grapes grown in the central and eastern states . ly balanced grape juice or for a drywine. Such low acidity endangers the keeping qualitv of the products. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF AMEKICAN GRAPES. 17 A high or low acid-sugar ratio itself carries no index of richnessor food quality. It is simply a statement of the balance between theseelements compared with each other and indicates agreeableness orlack of agreeableness to the palate. A rich juice may be quite acid inits fresh state, as for instance, Norton for northern Ohio, 1911, whichis indeed a rich juice but with an acid-sugar ratio of 1 to , entirelytoo narrow for a potable juice in the fresh state. The indicationsare that the amelioration of such a juice by proper factory technic ispossible. Table 3.—Comparison of total sugar and acid results for all named varieties analyzedduring 1908-1911 and 1913, with acid-sugar ratios. [Results stated in grams per 100 cc of expressed juice.] Variety. Year. District. Num-ber olsam-ples. Sugar asinvert. Acid astartaric. AdirondacAgawam Do DoAmber QueenAmericaA mini:Bacchus Do Do DoBarryBelle Big EagleBrighton. Do Brilliant Brown Butler No. Early Do DoCanadaCarmanCatawba Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Clinton Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Cloeta Colerain Concord Do Do Do Do


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