JUCLAS Micro-Oxygenation Meets Enologica Vason Tannins
Oxygen, when applied with precision, is one of the most powerful tools in winemaking.
- In small, controlled doses, it supports yeast metabolism and prevents reductive problems.
- It promotes the polymerization of tannins and anthocyanins, fixing color and improving the structure of
red wines.
The JUCLAS MICRODUE® PLUS system ensures that oxygen is delivered with absolute accuracy. When combined with the right tannins from the Enologica Vason range, the result is a complete solution for wines with intense, stable color and elegant balance.
MICRODUE® PLUS
The safe use of oxygen to add value to wine
- Precision micro-oxygenation
- Volumetric piston dosing: accuracy and repeatability
- Up to 6 dosing points (expandable to 30 with Multipoint)
- Oxygen dosage: 20 mL/h to 54 L/h per point
- Portable and intuitive
MICRODUE® PLUS guarantees precise, safe, and flexible oxygen management, creating the ideal conditions for color stabilization.
The Combo Effect: Oxygen + Tannins
While MICRODUE® PLUS ensures accurate oxygen delivery, its effect is maximized when combined with selected tannins designed to protect and stabilize color.
- Grape catechinic tannins with high efficacy in stabilizing color fractions
- Useful from the earliest vinification phases, during fining, and in micro-oxygenation
- Prevents oxidative processes in musts and young wines (including Botrytis-affected grapes)
- Supports tannic structure and facilitates anthocyanin stabilization during red vinification
- Derived from procyanidin and catechinic origins, highly reactive to proteins and oxidases
- Extends shelf life and enhances resistance to oxidation
- In red vinification, fixes anthocyanin fractions during maceration and racking
- Reduces the need for SOâ‚‚ thanks to its antioxidant action

- Extracted from oak with a delicate and balanced profile
- Provides redox stability, improves body, and enhances aromatic complexity
- Helps stabilize the color fraction of red wines, especially when natural cask release is insufficient
- Effective in both early fining and final assembly phases





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