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Fermentative microorganism that produces high concentrations of glycerol and the uses thereof in the production of alcoholic beverages/wine

Authors: Martorell Guerola, Patricia; Belloch, Carmela; Fernández-Espinar, María Teresa; Querol, Amparo; Ossorio González, Pablo; Tarín, José;

Fermentative microorganism that produces high concentrations of glycerol and the uses thereof in the production of alcoholic beverages/wine

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La presente invención describe dos cepas de levadura - BM58 (CECT13003) y BM60 (CECT13004) que pertenezca al Saccharomyces bayanus (las variedades. uvarum) y S. especie del cerevisiae, respectivamente, que el son no no genético manipulado y el son seleccionaron de fermentaciones naturales del vino con la capacidad fermentante de la buena necesidad para la producción de bebidas alcohólicas, preferiblemente vino. Los vinos producidos con el son dicho de la levadura caracterizado en ése tienen altas concentraciones de glicerol sin un aumento en ácido acético y un aumento en la producción de determinados ramos secundarios. Las dos levaduras producen, en el principal, los ramos del tipo del éster etílico, tales como caproate del etil, caprilato del etil, succinato diethyl y caprate del etil. Pasado, la atención debe ser estirada a la capacidad alta de la implantación en fermentaciones del vino y a la capacidad de crecer en las temperaturas bajas (10 grados C) de las levaduras dichas.

The present invention describes two yeast strains - BM58 (CECT13003) and BM60 (CECT13004) - that belong to the Saccharomyces bayanus (var. uvarum) and S. cerevisiae species, respectively, that are not genetically manipulated and are selected from natural wine fermentations with good must fermentative capacity for the production of alcoholic beverages, preferably wine. The wines produced with said yeast are characterized in that they have high concentrations of glycerol without an increase in acetic acid and an increase in the production of certain secondary bouquets. The two yeasts produce, in the main, bouquets of the ethyl ester type, such as ethyl caproate, ethyl caprylate, diethyl succinate and ethyl caprate. Lastly, attention should be drawn to the high implantation capacity in wine fermentations and the ability to grow at low temperatures (10 DEG C) of said yeasts.

Fecha de solicitud: 14-12-2009.- Titular: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)

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