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Bev. Treat. Malolactic Bacteria

Viniflora CH 11

Viniflora CH 11 malolactic bacteria are a new type of oenococcus oeni compound selected from a German Riesling must for use in the preparation of white or rosé wines to biologically reduce acidity. The

Viniflora CH 11 malolactic bacteria direct inoculation culture is particularly suitable for simultaneously inoculation in the must stage with low pH value and low fermentation temperatures (approx. 57.2 °F (14 °C)). With simultaneous inoculation the high malolactic activity of Viniflora CH 11 malolactic bacteria ensures exceptionally rapid and complete acid reduction.

Feature
Oenoccoucus Oeni, citric-positive malolactic bacteria for white wines at low pH (>3,0) and low temperature (> 14°C)
Suitable for
All white juice, all rosé juices
Temperature/SO2
14-22 °C, max. 20 mg/l SO2

Core features

  • Maximum vitality and activity development in wine and can therefore be used directly as a dry product (without reactivation)
  • All-purpose application for white and rosé wines
  • Particularly suitable for simultaneous inoculation with appropriate must parameters
  • Low diacetyl formation
  • ≥ pH value 3.0
  • Alcohol tolerance up to 15% by vol.
  • Fermentation temperature ≤ 57.2 °F (14 °C) with simultaneous inoculation
  • No formation of histamine (biogenic amine)
  • Reliably prevents spontaneous, improper acidity reduction
  • Leads to well-balanced, biologically stable white and rosé wine
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Wine

Viniflora CH 11 malolactic bacteria are packaged in bags sufficient for 660 gal (25 hl) of wine.

 
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