Fermivin E73

Cryophilic yeast for early-drinking red wines.

Pack sizes: 500 g · 10 kg

Also available as ILR (InLine Ready – direct inoculation, without rehydration): 10 kg

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Fruity early-drinking red wines.

Purpose

Fermivin® E73 produces fruity, balanced wines for early drinking.

As a cryophilic strain it is especially suitable for fermenting must that has undergone cold pre-fermentation maceration.

Fermivin E73 can be added during pre-fermentation maceration for better multiplication.

Especially recommended together with the maceration enzyme Rapidase® Extra Color for optimal extraction of colour and polyphenols.

Oenological properties

Fermentation kinetics standard
Nutrient requirement high
Alcohol tolerance 15 % vol.
Temperature range 10–28 °C

Science and technology

Fermivin E73 produces many fermentation esters.

Общо съдържание на ферментационни естери във вина, получени с Fermivin E73 и с референтния щам на избата (Бордо, Франция).
Total fermentation ester content in wines made with Fermivin E73 and the winery's reference strain (Bordeaux, France).

Tasting notes

A very soft, fruity red wine with notes of red and black fruit (strawberry, raspberry, cherry).

Metabolic characteristics

Production of SO2 < 10 mg/L
Glycerol production 5–7 g/L
Volatile acid production < 0,31 g/L
Acetaldehyde production < 30 mg/L
Production of H2S low
Killer factor neutral
Vinylphenol production not detected (POF-)

Fermivin E73 contains more than 10 billion active dry yeast cells per gram.

Origin

Species: Saccharomyces cerevisiae var. cerevisiae. Strain 7303 was selected and validated by INRAe (National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment) in the Bordeaux region (France) in 1973. It was first marketed by Gist-Brocades in 1978.

Dosage and packaging

Format Dose Packaging
Classic 20 g/hL 500 g and 10 kg vacuum packs
In-Line Ready (ILR) 30 g/hL 10 kg vacuum packs

Storage

Store in a cool (5–15 °C), dry place, sealed in the original packaging.

Not sure which strain best suits your wine? See the article How to choose Fermivin yeasts or contact us.

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