A stabilised colour binding forms when the free anthocyanins join with tannins into lasting compounds — depending on the phenolic ripeness of the berry. Without this binding, the colour fades and browns over time.
Anthocyanins ≠ tannins: both come from the berry, yet anthocyanins carry the colour, tannins the structure. A stabilised colour binding decides whether the colour lasts, not how deep it is at the start.
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