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Indian Standards aren't limited to product specifications — many, like IS 7585, define the testing methodology that keeps quality checks consistent across labs and manufacturers.
IS 7585 : 2026 For Wines — Methods of Test is the Bureau of Indian Standards' reference for how wine composition should be analyzed. The Bureau has established this Second Revision on 21 July 2026, replacing IS 7585 : 1995 (Wines — Methods of Analysis, First Revision), which will continue to remain valid alongside the new standard until 21 January 2027.
IS 7585 lays down the analytical test methods used to evaluate wine, covering parameters such as pH, total acidity, residual sugar, and alcohol content. These methods are referenced by testing laboratories and by wine product standards to verify composition and quality, ensuring results are consistent and comparable regardless of which lab performs the test.
| Standard Title | Wines — Methods of Test |
| Applicable Indian Standard | IS 7585 : 2026 (Second Revision) |
| Standard Type | Methods of Test (analytical/laboratory reference standard) |
| Applicability | Reference standard for testing laboratories and manufacturers — not a directly ISI Mark-certifiable product specification |
| Superseded Standard | IS 7585 : 1995 (valid until 21 January 2027) |
This standard is a working reference for:
Testing laboratories: To run consistent, comparable analyses of wine composition across samples and facilities.
Wine manufacturers and quality control teams: To verify product composition against internal or regulatory benchmarks.
Other Indian Standards: As the cited test methodology within product-level wine standards.
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IS 7585 specifies the analytical test methods used to evaluate wine, covering parameters such as pH, total acidity, residual sugar, and alcohol content.
Testing of wine composition must follow IS 7585 : 2026, which is referenced by testing laboratories and by wine product standards for consistent, comparable results.
Testing laboratories, quality control departments, and wine manufacturers use IS 7585 as the reference methodology when analyzing wine samples for composition and quality parameters.
No. IS 7585 is a test-methods standard, not a product specification, so there is no ISI Mark certification issued directly against it. It is used as the reference procedure when testing wine against other applicable standards or regulations.
IS 7585 : 2026 was established on 21 July 2026. The earlier IS 7585 : 1995 continues to remain in force alongside it until 21 January 2027, after which it stands withdrawn.
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