Method for producing kiwi fruit wine with immobilized yeast
A technology for immobilizing yeast and kiwi fruit, which is applied to the preparation of alcoholic beverages fixed on/in organic carriers, can solve the problems of poor wine flavor, low product quality, and low alcohol concentration, and achieve color and luster. The effect of light yellow, strong typicality and high alcohol production efficiency
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[0029] The preparation method of immobilized kiwi fruit wine yeast:
[0030] In the preparation method used in the present invention, the medium type used is YPDA complete medium. The composition of YPDA medium is: 1 L medium contains 20 g peptone, 10 g yeast extract, 2 g glucose, and 15 ml 0.2% adenine. In the preparation method, sodium alginate is used as a carrier. Drugs are: sodium alginate, calcium chloride, silicon dioxide
[0031] Describe the concrete steps of the preparation method involved in the present invention in detail again below:
[0032] Step 1, juice preparation: Fresh and ripe kiwi fruit, squeezed to extract juice, immediately added sulfur dioxide at 120mg / Kg, and subjected to centrifugal clarification, the sulfur dioxide equilibrium time was 12 hours;
[0033] Step 2, suspension preparation: the specific process is as follows:
[0034] Step 2-1, yeast activation: Boil distilled water and cool to 30-37°C, mix with 10-12ml distilled water for 1 gram of y...
Embodiment 2
[0044] The difference between this embodiment and Example 1 is that the specific steps of the preparation method involved are as follows:
[0045] Step 1, juice preparation: Fresh and ripe kiwi fruit, squeezed to extract juice, immediately added sulfur dioxide at 120mg / Kg, and subjected to centrifugal clarification, the sulfur dioxide equilibrium time was 12 hours;
[0046] Step 2, suspension preparation: the specific process is as follows:
[0047] Step 2-1, yeast activation: Boil distilled water and cool to 30-37°C, mix with 10-12ml distilled water for 1 gram of yeast, and let stand for 1 hour;
[0048] Step 2-2, prepare 0.045mol / l calcium chloride solution;
[0049] Step 2-3, prepare 3.2% (mass volume ratio) sodium alginate solution and cool to 30°C;
[0050] Step 2-4, add the activated yeast liquid obtained in step 2-1 to the 3.2% sodium alginate solution, mix and add 3.6% silicon dioxide powder;
[0051] Step 2-5, transfer the suspension system into a sterilized syring...
Embodiment 3
[0057] The difference between this embodiment and embodiment 1 is also that the specific steps of the preparation method involved are as follows:
[0058] Step 1, juice preparation: Fresh and ripe kiwi fruit, squeezed to extract juice, immediately added sulfur dioxide at 120mg / Kg, and subjected to centrifugal clarification, the sulfur dioxide equilibrium time was 12 hours;
[0059] Step 2, suspension preparation: the specific process is as follows:
[0060] Step 2-1, yeast activation: Boil distilled water and cool to 30-37°C, mix with 10-12ml distilled water for 1 gram of yeast, and let stand for 1 hour;
[0061] Step 2-2, prepare 0.045mol / l calcium chloride solution;
[0062] Step 2-3, prepare 3.2% (mass volume ratio) sodium alginate solution and cool to 30°C;
[0063] Step 2-4, add the activated yeast liquid obtained in step 2-1 to the 3.2% sodium alginate solution, mix and add 3.6% silicon dioxide powder;
[0064] Step 2-5, transfer the suspension system into a sterilized ...
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