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CHEMISTRY OF WINEMAKING

The next step of the biotechnical sequence, yeast fermentation, is of the utmost importance to the chemistry of winemaking as well as to the formation of flavor substances. We have investigated this previously using 14C-tagged compounds (16). Amino acids, for example, enter the yeast fermentation with a quasi biochemical valence with regard to the formation of metabolic side products like alcohols and esters. In that respect, the composition of the fermentation substrate, the grape must, is highly important to the formation of aroma substances by yeasts. [Pg.13]

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