The SaInov process guarantees sensory neutrality in the controlled batches, aiming at the absence of organoleptic deviations in the wine.
During this procedure, the cork stoppers pass through a tunnel, where they are subjected to light steaming.
After that, the corks continue their journey through the tunnel under high temperature conditions, resulting in a thermal shock. This operation promotes the release of volatiles.
At the end of the tunnel, a technician trained for this purpose (sensory analysis) smells the cork, allowing an assessment of the cork's sensory level.