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LWT-FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Volume 161, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.lwt.2022.113338
Keywords
Plum wine; Metschnikowia pulcherrima; Mixed culture fermentation; Inoculation protocol; Aroma profile
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- Chinese-Hungarian Intergovernmental Scientific and Technological Industrial R+D Program (National Key R&D Program of China) [2016YFE0130600, TET_16_CN-1-2016-0004]
- Ministry of Science and Tech-nology of China [G20190022022, DL20200022002]
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This study is the first to use Metschnikowia pulcherrima and Saccharomyces cerevisiae together to ferment plum wine. Different inoculation methods and yeast ratios were tested, and the effects on the fermentation process and sensory characteristics of the wine were evaluated. The results showed that sequential fermentation with a 1:1 yeast ratio produced a plum wine with abundant aroma compounds and lower ethanol content, making it a promising method for producing high-quality plum wine.
This study describes the first report of application of Metschnikowia pulcherrima combined with Saccharomyces cerevisiae to ferment plum wine. Variable factors studied include inoculum ratio (M. pulcherrima: S. cerevisiae = 10:1, 1:1, and 1:10), as well as simultaneous versus sequential inoculation, with tested trials spanning 10:1sim, 1:1sim, 1:10sim, 10:1seq, 1:1seq, and 1:10seq, respectively. The yeast growth kinetics, physicochemical characteristics, organic acids, aroma profiles, and sensory evaluation were investigated. During fermentation, M. pulcherrima growth was inhibited by S. cerevisiae. Compared to each simultaneous analog, sequential fermentation which was inoculated with the same yeast ratio consumed less sugar and produced lower ethanol content. Organic acids in each sample varied with the use of different inoculation strategies. A total of 48 aroma compounds were quantified, and 1:1seq sample was observed to be abundant in esters and terpenes but relatively low in higher alcohols, fatty acids, and phenols. Sensory evaluation of the variously-prepared samples revealed that 1:1seq sample featured a highly intense 'global aroma', 'fruity', and 'alcohol' notes. PCA illustrated that different inoculation protocols of mixed culture fermentation influenced plum wine aroma except 1:10sim. Ultimately, 1:1seq was identified as a promising candidate for production of high-quality plum wine.
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