The document discusses malolactic fermentation (MLF) in winemaking and recommends direct inoculation with Viniflora® starter cultures from Chr. Hansen to manage the process. Direct inoculation ensures a controlled and consistent MLF, improves wine quality and food safety by reducing biogenic amine production, and allows winemakers to accelerate MLF and have their wine ready sooner.
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The microbiology of the winemaking process, which includes inoculated strains
of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae and the lactic acid bacterium, Oenococcus
oeni, is critical to process efficiency and wine quality. In each case these organisms
are required to complete a core conversion (sugar to ethanol or lactate to malate,
respectively) as well as make desirable sensory contributions. These activities
typically occur under extreme conditions which may include high sugar (osmolarity)
and ethanol content and low pH, temperature and nutrient availability. We have used
mutant screening strategies and functional genomic approaches to identify the basis
of superior yeast performance in the face of these challenges. In addition we have
use adaptive evolution to yield yeast with enhance fermentation reliability based on
increase nitrogen efficiency, fructophilicity or general robustness. In parallel work,
we have isolated and heterologously expressed genes from O. oeni which encode
esterases or glucosidases. Characterisation of these gene products has provided
insights into their roles within the cell as well as potential contribution to wine.
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Whisky: Introduction, History, Production process, types of Whisky, Scotch Whisky, American Whisky, Irish Whisky, Canadian whisky, Indian whisky, Service of whkisy, popular brands
Restaurant Wine & Spirits Service: The Basics Ben Booth
My colleagues don't have a lot of time to learn the basics of wine service, so I wrote them a simple, easy to understand guide. To give a bit of ownership, all the images are of them and the restaurant.
The microbiology of the winemaking process, which includes inoculated strains
of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae and the lactic acid bacterium, Oenococcus
oeni, is critical to process efficiency and wine quality. In each case these organisms
are required to complete a core conversion (sugar to ethanol or lactate to malate,
respectively) as well as make desirable sensory contributions. These activities
typically occur under extreme conditions which may include high sugar (osmolarity)
and ethanol content and low pH, temperature and nutrient availability. We have used
mutant screening strategies and functional genomic approaches to identify the basis
of superior yeast performance in the face of these challenges. In addition we have
use adaptive evolution to yield yeast with enhance fermentation reliability based on
increase nitrogen efficiency, fructophilicity or general robustness. In parallel work,
we have isolated and heterologously expressed genes from O. oeni which encode
esterases or glucosidases. Characterisation of these gene products has provided
insights into their roles within the cell as well as potential contribution to wine.
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Biotechnology in the beverage processing sector targets the selection, production, and improvement of useful microorganisms and their products, as well as their technical application in product quality.
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A properly managed sanitation program greatly reduces the risk of contamination.
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normal alcohol content, bitterness, carbonation, and pH. However, sanitation is the first step in a great
brew process and a step that must be repeated as necessary throughout the process to protect your
brand. Whether it is manual cleaning or an automated process, sanitation is serious business—and
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Viniflora® Freasy™ CH16 CH16 is a frozen concentrated pure culture of Oenococcus oeni
bacteria. It is a heterofermentative malolactic bacteria which has been selected to
ensure a fast and safe malolactic fermentation.
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1. Viniflora ® Direct Inoculation Starter Cultures for malolactic fermentation in wine
2. ‘Wine’ is all about controlled fermentations! Alcoholic fermentation Malolactic fermentation Managed by yeasts Managed by lactic acid bacteria Sugar (Glucose) Alcohol (Ethanol) Malic acid Lactic acid 100% of the wines Most of RED wines Some WHITE & ROSÉ wines
3. What is exactly the ‘Malolactic Fermentation’? MALIC ACID from grape berries Is transformed by specific bacteria into Natural fermentation process where LACTIC ACID FERMENTATION FLAVOURS (dairy like flavours) Other compounds such as organic acids or biogenic amines in spontaneous MLF
4. Why a ‘Malolactic Fermentation’ (MLF)? Malic acid is a substrate for different species of wild bacteria: Oenococcus, Pediococcus, Lactobacillus … Its consumption stabilizes the wine avoiding fermentation to occur in bottles and/or spoilages and wine downgrading Malic Acid gives a harsh sensation in wines. Its conversion by fermentation into Lactic Acid decreases acidic sensation in mouth: pH increases, mouth-feel is softer and rounder… … while producing additional typical and classical fermentation flavours: fresh cream, butter, crème caramel… MALIC ACID FERMENTATION FLAVOURS LACTIC ACID Microbial stability Flavours & mouth-feel
5. How to manage ‘Malolactic Fermentation’? The ‘wait and see’ approach The winemaker waits for ‘wild bacteria’ to manage this key fermentation for him It can occur at any time No one knows what specie is at work (it could be a spoilage bacteria) Wild bacteria produce biogenic amines like histamine during fermentations
6. How to manage ‘Malolactic Fermentation’? The ‘pragmatic’ approach In wine, the final quality comes from the grapes … and to succeed, malolactic fermentation management with selected strains is key This is what Chr. Hansen proposes through Viniflora ® As it is for a cook, winemaker´s duty is to keep, reveal and maintain this potential as high as possible…
7. Vintage 2009 / 2010 Viniflora ® cultures the natural toolbox for Malolactic Fermentation management
8. Each strain of Viniflora ® has specific features Chr. Hansen proposes direct inoculation bacteria already adapted to wine Please follow the inoculation parameters table
9. Benefits of Direct Inoculation with Viniflora ® Be among the first to be ready Save energy Optimize tank/ cask management Use manning for higher value operations Accelerate MLF Ensure Quality & Food safety Optimize wine quality potential
10. Benefits of Direct Inoculation with Viniflora ® Be among the first to be ready Save energy Optimize tank/ cask management Use manning for higher value operations Accelerate MLF Ensure Quality & Food safety Optimize wine quality potential Reduce costs
11. Benefits of Direct Inoculation with Viniflora ® Control MLF as well as AF Get consistency (flavor…) Avoid biogenic amines production Reduce SO 2 levels Accelerate MLF Ensure Quality & Food safety Optimize wine quality potential
12. Benefits of Direct Inoculation with Viniflora ® Control MLF as well as AF Get consistency (flavor…) Reduce SO 2 levels Accelerate MLF Ensure Quality & Food safety Optimize wine quality potential Reduce downgrading
13. Benefits of Direct Inoculation with Viniflora ® Know & manage your inoculums Use documented ingredients Avoid biogenic amines production Get traceability Accelerate MLF Ensure Quality & Food safety Optimize wine quality potential
14. Benefits of Direct Inoculation with Viniflora ® Accelerate MLF Ensure Quality & Food safety Optimize wine quality potential Improve negotiating position
15. Benefits of Direct Inoculation with Viniflora ® Be among the first to be ready Save energy Optimize tank/ cask management Control MLF as well as AF Use manning for higher value operations Know & manage your inoculums Get consistency (flavor…) Use documented ingredients Avoid biogenic amines production Get traceability Reduce SO 2 levels Accelerate MLF Ensure Quality & Food safety Optimize wine quality potential Reduce costs Improve negotiating position Reduce downgrading
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19. Viniflora ® the lowest cost in use… …the best investment! Absolute convenience with direct inoculation Consistency and quality Perfect MLF management Better food safety No additional production of biogenic amines
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