Yeasts in the Production of Wine
It is well established that certain strains of yeasts are suitable for transforming grape sugars into alcohol, while other yeast strains are not suitable for grape fermentations. Recent progress has clearly demonstrated that the sensory profile of a wine
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in the Production of Wine
Yeasts in the Production of Wine
Patrizia Romano • Maurizio Ciani Graham H. Fleet Editors
Yeasts in the Production of Wine
Editors Patrizia Romano University of Basilicata School of Agriculture, Forest, Food and Environmental Sciences Potenza, Italy
Maurizio Ciani Department of Life and Environmental Sciences Polytechnic University of Marche Ancona, Italy
Graham H. Fleet Food Science and Technology University of New South Wales School of Chemical Engineering Sydney, NSW, Australia
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In Memory of Graham
The idea of this book originated several years ago from the desire of two friends (Graham Fleet and I) to share a project, focused on the role of yeasts in winemaking. The project was planned to involve colleagues from all over the world, experts in wine yeasts. Our aim was to publish an updated book covering the occurrence and activities of yeasts in wine production, with contributions from an impressive cohort of international authors. I was well aware of Graham’s scientific production on wine yeasts. His work has accompanied many students and researchers over the years, always stimulating new and innovative topics. I personally met Graham in Perugia in 1988 at the General Congress of the International Yeast Commission. It was a great emotion for me to finally meet this great scientist known all over the world for his works, in particular concerning yeasts in the wine sector. Since then, a scientific bond bas
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