Information about aromas
Geosmin | Geranium |  Gingerbread |
| Aroma profile for Geranium |
| A smell of geraniums is found in wines made from Muscat grapes (most notably the sparkling Asti), where it is caused by the monoterpene geraniol. It can also be caused by 2-ethoxy-3.5-hexadiene, which results from the breakdown of sorbic acid (a preservat |
| Chemicals contributing to aroma: 2-ethoxy-3.5-hexadiene geraniol |
Encyclopedia entries that mention Geranium
Asti Spumante
Monoterpene
Muscat Blanc à Petit Grains
Muscat d'Alexandrie
Muscat Ottonel
Oidium
Powdery mildew
Riesling
Sorbic acid
Torrontés
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