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Maloferm Fruity

O. oeni bacteria for wines with an enhanced, pronounced aroma profile.

Pack sizes: 25 g · 100 g

Bacteria are shipped separately – in an insulated box with ice packs to preserve their viability.

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An Oenococcus oeni culture for a richer aroma profile during MLF.

Purpose

A bacterium for improving the aroma profile of red and white wines during MLF.

This culture increases ester concentration and thus the whole aroma profile, leading to more fruity and floral aromas, stone-fruit aromas and, in red wines, red and black fruit.

Application

  • Sequential inoculation.
  • Premium red and white wines.
  • Short lag phase and good fermentation kinetics.
  • Low volatile acid production.
  • Does not produce biogenic amines.

Science and technology

Wine parameters before inoculation: alcohol 14.7%; volatile acidity 0.39 g/L; total acidity 9.0 g/L; pH 3.2; residual sugar 0.75 g/L; total SO2 27.9 mg/L; malic acid 1.2 g/L.

Обща концентрация на аромати (включително естери, норизопреноиди и терпеноли, µg/L).
Total aroma concentration (including esters, norisoprenoids and terpenols, µg/L).
Етилови естери (костилкови плодове).
Ethyl esters (stone fruit).
Ацетатни естери (плодови и флорални).
Acetate esters (fruity and floral).
Разклонени и хидроксилирани етилови естери (червени и черни плодове).
Branched and hydroxylated ethyl esters (red and black fruit).

Technical properties

Temperature tolerance 15 °C
Alcohol tolerance 15 % (v/v)
Total SO2 at inoculation < 50 mg/L
pH > 3,2

Origin

Bacteria Oenococcus oeni, selected by Oenobrands, France.

Dosage

1 g/hL.

Use

No rehydration needed. For best distribution, dissolve one sachet in 500 mL of chlorine-free water at 20 °C for no more than 15 minutes and stir gently. The bacteria are added after the end of alcoholic fermentation. Also suitable for co-inoculation.

Packaging and storage

Pack sizes: 25 g · 100 g. The product can be stored for 18 months at 4 °C or 36 months at −18 °C.

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