
doi: 10.5772/38702
Melon fruits, Cucumis melo L, are perishable and must be brought to market very quickly, which leads to saturation of the market and a surplus of melons. Increasing melon production has brought a serious marketing problem. Its fermentation and distillation could represent a potential solution to the problem. A review of the literature and other information sources failed to turn up prior experience with transformation of melon by means of alcoholic fermentation, making it necessary to develop a research protocol for investigating the suitability of melon juice, paste without or with skins and seeds as a fermentation substrate and behaviour of the resulting melon wine during distillation, with a view to obtaining a melon spirit or liqueur with appropriate flavour and aroma attributes.
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