Livoa LogoLivoa
Table 1. Final Chemical and Sensory Qualities of Coconut Wines (Week 4)
ParameterControl (Coconut Wine Only)25% M : 75% B50% M : 50% B75% M : 25% B
pH3.293.193.293.38
Titratable Acidity (g/L)4.727.607.215.83
Alcohol Content (% vol)9.248.708.698.40
Sugar Content (°Brix)6.005.836.035.53
Total Antioxidant Capacity (mg/L)2738.632956.563009.952850.52
Total Tannin Content (g/L)16.8415.0515.7815.78
Color (Mean)4.6 / Medium Tawny4.4 / Medium Tawny4.4 / Medium Tawny3.4 / Pale Tawny
Clarity (Mean)4.2 / Clear3.9 / Clear4.1 / Clear3.3 / Slightly Clear
Aroma (Mean)3.9 / Distinct Fruit Odor3.6 / Distinct Fruit Odor3.3 / Moderately Distinct3.5 / Distinct Fruit Odor
Flavor (Mean)3.9 / Distinct Fruit Flavor3.8 / Distinct Fruit Flavor3.6 / Distinct Fruit Flavor3.1 / Moderately Distinct
Taste (Mean)4.5 / Excellent3.9 / Good3.6 / Good3.1 / Acceptable
Overall Acceptability (Mean)7.6 / Very Much Acceptable7.0 / Moderately Acceptable7.4 / Moderately Acceptable6.9 / Moderately Acceptable
Table 2. Comparison of Chemical Properties of Blended Coconut Wines to FDA Standards
Parameter (Week 4)FDA Standards Range25M:75B50M:50B75M:25B
pH3.0 – 4.03.19 (Significant)3.29 (Within Standard)3.38 (Within Standard)
Sugar Content (°Brix)>8°Brix5.83 (Below Standard)6.03 (Below Standard)5.53 (Below Standard)
Alcohol Content (% vol)6 – 24%8.70 (Within Standard)8.68 (Within Standard)8.40 (Within Standard)
Table 3. ANOVA Results: Significant Differences Among Blended Wines
PropertySignificant Difference (p < 0.05)Week(s) ObservedNotes
pHYesWeeks 0–4Significant across all weeks
Alcohol ContentYesWeeks 0, 1, 3, 4No difference in Week 2
Sugar ContentYesWeeks 0, 2, 3, 4No difference in Week 1
Total Antioxidant Capacity (TAC)YesWeeks 0, 1, 3No difference in Weeks 2, 4
Total Tannin Content (TTC)YesWeeks 0, 3No difference in Weeks 1, 2, 4
Clarity (Sensory)YesSignificant difference among blends
Taste (Sensory)YesSignificant difference among blends
Color, Aroma, Flavor, Overall AcceptabilityNoNo significant differences
Table 4. T-test Results: Comparison of Blends vs. Control Coconut Wine
Blend RatioParameterSignificant Weeks (p < 0.05)
25M:75BpHWeeks 2, 3, 4
Alcohol ContentWeeks 0, 1, 3
Sugar ContentNone
TACWeeks 0, 2
TTCWeeks 0, 1
50M:50BpHWeek 1
Alcohol ContentWeek 1
Sugar ContentWeek 0
TACWeeks 0, 3
TTCWeek 2
75M:25BpHWeeks 1, 2, 3, 4
Alcohol ContentWeeks 0, 1, 4
Sugar ContentWeek 4
TACWeek 1
TTCWeeks 2, 3
Table 5. Weekly Trends in Chemical Properties Across Blends
PropertyWeekly Trend (Weeks 0 → 4)Implication
Titratable Acidity (TA)Increased steadily, peaked at Week 4Acidity rises with aging
Alcohol ContentRose initially, peaked Week 1, then declinedBest strength early
TACDeclined over timeHighest antioxidant activity at early fermentation (Week 0)
TTCDeclined over timeStronger tannin presence early, weaker later

ALAMS NA

by Khen

0
0 uses