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Study on Aromatic Components of Cabernet Sauvignon Dry Red Wine Fermented with Different Species of Yeast Strains

Yiqiang Ge

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The aromatic components of Caberne Sauvignons dry red wine fermented with three different species of yeast strains were studied,which were CSM,D254 and F15. During the analysis,automatic static headspace-Solid phase micro-extraction-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry was used,and 65 aroma constituents were identified. The results showed that esters,alcohols,aldehydes,alkenes and ketones are the major constituents. The differences of aroma constitutions among different Cabernet Sauvignon dry wines under different yeast strains fermentation are not obvious,while the aroma contents of each type wines are significant different,a total of 56 compounds were identified in the wine from CSM yeast,while 55 compounds were identified in D254 yeast fermented wine and 57 compounds were identified in the F15 yeast fermented wine. These differences showed that the content and ration of different aromatic components are important for sensory quality of wine.

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The aromatic components of Caberne Sauvignons dry red wine fermented with three different species of yeast strains were studied,which were CSM,D254 and F15. During the analysis,automatic static headspace-Solid phase micro-extraction-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry was used,and 65 aroma constituents were identified. The results showed that esters,alcohols,aldehydes,alkenes and ketones are the major constituents. The differences of aroma constitutions among different Cabernet Sauvignon dry wines under different yeast strains fermentation are not obvious,while the aroma contents of each type wines are significant different,a total of 56 compounds were identified in the wine from CSM yeast,while 55 compounds were identified in D254 yeast fermented wine and 57 compounds were identified in the F15 yeast fermented wine. These differences showed that the content and ration of different aromatic components are important for sensory quality of wine.

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The aromatic components of Caberne Sauvignons dry red wine fermented with three different species of yeast strains were studied,which were CSM,D254 and F15. During the analysis,automatic static headspace-Solid phase micro-extraction-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry was used,and 65 aroma constituents were identified. The results showed that esters,alcohols,aldehydes,alkenes and ketones are the major constituents. The differences of aroma constitutions among different Cabernet Sauvignon dry wines under different yeast strains fermentation are not obvious,while the aroma contents of each type wines are significant different,a total of 56 compounds were identified in the wine from CSM yeast,while 55 compounds were identified in D254 yeast fermented wine and 57 compounds were identified in the F15 yeast fermented wine. These differences showed that the content and ration of different aromatic components are important for sensory quality of wine.

Key concepts: Wine, Aroma, Yeast, Food science, Chemistry, Fermentation, Yeast in winemaking, Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry

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