This invention belongs to the field of
wine quality management technology and relates to a method for evaluating and grading the drinking comfort of
wine. This method classifies
wine into three categories: harmful metabolites,
chemical contaminants, and exogenous additives, including
methanol,
ethyl carbamate, biogenic amines,
heavy metals,
pesticide residues, and
sulfur dioxide. Based on the limits for each substance, the drinking comfort of wine is divided into three levels from high to low: DC I, DC II, and DC III. Different specific indicators are set for different types of wine, such as red and
white wine, and different types of wine, such as dry and sweet. This invention establishes an objective and data-driven grading
system by quantifying safety and comfort indicators directly related to post-drinking physical reactions. It fills the gap in existing wine evaluation systems regarding drinking comfort, provides consumers with a scientific basis for
purchasing, and helps producers with product quality positioning and market segmentation.