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Mimicking successful wild alcoholic fermentation Chr.

Frost & Sullivan awards Chr. Hansen for its Innovation Leadership in microbial solutions for the wine industry

Our "apprenticeship" means we have sat in on yeast lectures and shadowed brewers for a day ( but admit to experiencing a few zeds from zymamonas (an anaerobic bacteriun causing slimy gelatinous threads in beer) and zymase, a mixture of enzymes extracted from yeast which causes the alcoholic fermentation of sugars.

Would-be brewers find home is where the art is

A Vin Doux Naturel is a lightly fortified wine, whereby the addition of grape spirit arrests the alcoholic fermentation, leaving naturally sweet grape sugars, but increasing the alcoholic strength to around 15.

WINE STYLE: On the Grapevine; Clive Platman visits 'Chouchoute' to sample wines and chocolate and recommends some ros... Champagnes and sparkling wines

The increase in ethanol content and the decrease in TSS can also be attributed to the alcoholic fermentation carried out by the yeasts [9].

Traditional processing, microbial and physicochemical changes during fermentation of malwa

Harvesting began on September 25 last year - early for Chablis - and the alcoholic fermentation went smoothly.

Food & Drink:Out with the new, in with the old; The success of the New World whites has led us back to the old country, says Ros Dodd

Some winemakers prefer uncontrolled yeasts for alcoholic fermentation beacause of their low costs.

Comparison of biochemical changes during alcoholic fermentation of cocoa juice conducted by spontaneous and induced processes for the production of ethanol

Steinkraus KH Nutritionally Significant Indigenous Foods Involving an Alcoholic Fermentation, In: CF Castineau, WJ Darby and TB Turner (Eds) Fermented Food Beverages in Nutrition.

Microbiological and acidity changes during the traditional production of kirario: an indigenous Kenyan fermented porridge produced from green maize and millet

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