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Summary of Data and Findings:

1. Weighed Mean from Survey Questionnaire:

- Appearance: The weighed mean for the appearance of mango wine was 2.48, indicating a
moderate level of agreement that it appeared clear with minimal or no sedimentation.

- Aroma: The weighed mean for the aroma of mango wine was 3.05, indicating an overall
agreement that the aroma was strongly pronounced, unsurprisingly resembling ripe mangoes, and
exhibited secondary aromas.

- Taste: The weighed mean for the taste of mango wine was 3.41, indicating a generally
pronounced taste with a semi-sweet savor and noticeable acidity that provided balance and
freshness.

- Mouthfeel: The weighed mean for the mouthfeel of mango wine was 3.43, indicating a
medium-bodied mouthfeel, smoothness, and a notable astringency.

2. Overall General Acceptability Score:

- The composite weighed mean of all sensory characteristics (appearance, aroma, taste, and
mouthfeel) resulted in an overall general acceptability score of 3.09 for mango wine on a 4-point
scale.

- This score suggests that, on average, consumers found mango wine to be acceptable or
somewhat acceptable.

3. Market Potential and Areas for Improvement:

- The overall general acceptability score of 3.09 suggests a moderate level of acceptability for
mango wine among consumers.

- This score indicates a potential market for mango wine, but further market research, including
consumer preferences, trends, and competition, is necessary to fully determine its market
potential.

- Identifying areas for improvement may involve analyzing consumer feedback, addressing any
sensory characteristics that received lower ratings, and refining the product to align better with
consumer preferences.
- Pricing, positioning, and marketing strategies should be developed based on market research to
maximize the market potential of mango wine.

Conclusion:

1. Mango (Mangifera indica) proved to be a viable and sustainable solution for the production of
wine, offering opportunities for utilization and advancement within the winemaking industry.

2. The sensory evaluation of the mango wine demonstrated positive outcomes, meeting the
researcher's expectations in terms of its visual appeal, fragrance, flavor, and texture.

3. The research findings emphasized the importance of establishing optimal conditions:

• sanitization

• mango preparation

• sugar and acid adjustments

• yeast selection

• fermentation temperature

• fermentaion and aging

• clarification and filtration

• stabilization and

• bottling

to ensure the stability and feasibility of the product throughout its various stages

The study provides several key recommendations for the enhancement and success of mango
wine in the marketplace. These recommendations include:

1. Conducting further market research to understand consumer preferences and market trends,
refining the sensory characteristics of mango wine based on consumer feedback,

2. Develop a comprehensive marketing strategy to promote the unique characteristics of mango


wine, 3. Establish an appropriate pricing strategy

4. Identify effective distribution channels


5. Improve the product based on consumer insights and market trends.

By implementing these recommendations, the market potential of mango wine can be evaluated
more accurately, and strategies can be implemented to improve its acceptance and
competitiveness in the market.

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