Potential of lead elemental and isotopic signatures for authenticity and geographical origin of Bordeaux wines
•Pb elemental and isotopic composition of 43 Bordeaux wines is determined.•Temporal changes in Pb elemental and isotopic content of Bordeaux wines.•Detection of Bordeaux wine counterfeits using Pb isotope ratios.•Pb isotope ratios is a promising parameter for wine authenticity control. Lead concentr...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Food chemistry 2020-01, Vol.303, p.125277-125277, Article 125277 |
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Zusammenfassung: | •Pb elemental and isotopic composition of 43 Bordeaux wines is determined.•Temporal changes in Pb elemental and isotopic content of Bordeaux wines.•Detection of Bordeaux wine counterfeits using Pb isotope ratios.•Pb isotope ratios is a promising parameter for wine authenticity control.
Lead concentrations and lead isotope ratios of 43 authentic Bordeaux wines from prestigious châteaux and 14 suspicious Bordeaux origin were determined to evaluate their potential for authenticity and geographical origin assessment. Results have shown that the total Pb concentrations in Bordeaux wines drastically decreased over the previous 50 years with a clear shift of isotopic signatures towards geogenic values corresponding to an overall trend of European environmental lead monitoring. The Pb isotopic ratios determined in both series of samples clearly demonstrated that suspicious Bordeaux wines displayed Pb isotopic signatures statistically distinctive from those obtained for authentic wines. This observation was confirmed by the three-isotope mixing lines obtained between the geogenic and the anthropogenic Pb isotopes data that characterize European and Asian sources. The use these specific three-isotope plots allows a non-ambiguous discrimination between authentic Pauillac AOC and the counterfeited ones. |
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ISSN: | 0308-8146 1873-7072 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.foodchem.2019.125277 |