Värikanaviin
Värikanaviin is a Finnish term that appears in some sources to refer to wine whose color has been altered by additives. It is not a formal category in standard wine terminology, and the term is more likely to be encountered in consumer discussions, media reports on adulteration, or regional usage rather than in scientific or regulatory texts.
Etymology and usage context: The word is generally understood as a compound of väri, meaning color, and
Regulatory and safety context: In the European Union and Finland, colorants and other additives used in beverages
See also: Adulteration in wine, Food coloring, Enology terminology.
Notes: Värikanaviin is not a widely standardized term in wine science; its use may be regional or