Open it when you want a nonalcoholic red that can stand as Pinot Noir.
Named technology How it’s made
Centec DeAlcoTec
Centec’s DeAlcoTec vacuum dealcoholization still. Producers name it when the stripping equipment is on the record—often alongside a separate aroma recovery system such as Solos.
Often recorded with method Vacuum distillation. The method is the industrial family; this page is the named system.
- Named vacuum stripping equipment, not a facility nickname
- Frequently cited with Solos for aroma return
- Method family remains vacuum distillation
- Wine feeds the DeAlcoTec column
- Vacuum distillation strips alcohol
- Dealcoholized wine leaves the still
- Aroma recovery may run as a paired system
Editorial schematic · not a vendor diagram. Exact trains vary by producer.
Centec DeAlcoTec bottles
3 records · Scores come from firsthand tastings.
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