Quality Characteristics and Manufacture of Mulberry Wine
Gi-Tai Jung, In-Ok Ju, Choi Dong-Geun
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Gi-Tai Jung, In-Ok Ju, Choi Dong-Geun
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To poodnce a value added of mulberry, this study was optimized the condition for manufacture of wine using mulberry. On fermentation of mulberry wine, the best yeasts were Saccharomyces cerevisiae JBS 30 and JBS 33, and optimum composition of medium was crushed mulberry juice of , sugar of . The content of alcohol after fermentation of 10 days at was . Sensory evaluation showed that color, taste and odor of mulberry wine were acceptable, and Saccharomyces cerevisiae JBS 30 was not difference compared to JBS 33.
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To poodnce a value added of mulberry, this study was optimized the condition for manufacture of wine using mulberry. On fermentation of mulberry wine, the best yeasts were Saccharomyces cerevisiae JBS 30 and JBS 33, and optimum composition of medium was crushed mulberry juice of , sugar of . The content of alcohol after fermentation of 10 days at was . Sensory evaluation showed that color, taste and odor of mulberry wine were acceptable, and Saccharomyces cerevisiae JBS 30 was not difference compared to JBS 33.
Key concepts: Wine, Food science, Fermentation, Sugar, Taste, Odor, Fruit wine, Alcohol content