2017
DOI: 10.21548/7-1-2341
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The Effect of Grape Cultivar and Yeast Strain on Fermentation Rate and Concentration of Volatile Components in Wine

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“…In the case of the first three cultivars fermentations often lagged and sugar residues of from 10 to 50 g.! 1 were found (Houtman & Du Plessis, 1981, 1986 These authors found that Cape Riesling and Muscat d' Alexandrie juices which were clarified by no. 3 filters, fermented relatively slowly but most fermentations were completed.…”
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“…In the case of the first three cultivars fermentations often lagged and sugar residues of from 10 to 50 g.! 1 were found (Houtman & Du Plessis, 1981, 1986 These authors found that Cape Riesling and Muscat d' Alexandrie juices which were clarified by no. 3 filters, fermented relatively slowly but most fermentations were completed.…”
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“…A very small amount of this fraction was effective in bringing about good fermentation as shown by high fermentation rates in juice filtrates to which 10% or 20% of settled juice had been added (Houtman eta!., 1980a;Houtman & Du Plessis, 1981). The degree of dispersion and the filterability of this yeast growthpromoting turbidity fraction differed from juice to juice (Houtman & Du Plessis, 1981, 1986.…”
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