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"Yeast" on Snooth


rar8888 wrote in the forum topic: Wine 101: Requests
November 2009

I would also throw whole berry fermentation vs crushed and natural yeast vs introduced yeast into the fermentation discussion.

November 2009

While they don't go hand-in-hand, I'd think talk of putting nutrition info on ... from memory): indigenous yeast, non-indigenous yeast, bentonite, and sulfur dioxide. I'm not a proponent either way, but don't see how you...

Maybe it should be a Snooth article but I just did a few and need a rest. ... Remember, it's a kind of yeast and those spores are all over the place. You make bread by putting some flour and water out on the counter and...

Fernando - Just as a note - whenever someone makes a super-broad statement ... which is a spoilage yeast that is nearly impossible to get rid of, grows best at temperatures over 20 C. Brett comes from many sources, but...

October 2009

It's made in a notably different way. Amarone is made from dried grapes. ... aged on the lees, the dead yeast cells and grape solids that precipitate out of the fermented wine in barrel ( think sediment) from the...

September 2009

Distinctive and elegant. This bubbly is aged four plus years on the yeast in the bottle. it is like drinking a cloud.

August 2009

Since wine is not made from animal products, it's generally vegan unless a ... is of course what we call yeast. It is in fact all around. You can leave some grape juice out and it may start fermenting spontaneously....

happyrobot wrote in the forum topic: The Winemaking Process
August 2009

Three was an interesting article about sulfites that I had bookmarked back when ... wines contain sulfites. Yeast naturally produces sulfites during fermentation so there is only a rare wine which contains none"...

GregT wrote in the forum topic: Is mushroom or fungi correct?
August 2009

Yep. Farty. Gotta love a wine with that kind of fragrance. I'd love to see ... from various sources, e.g. yeast produces it and some produce more than others, maybe you sprayed late in the season, etc. But...

August 2009

I bought this wine thinking it would be for cooking but it ended up being a ... peach and green apple bit of yeast on the palate, lime zest on the outside of the tongue finishes with with oak

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