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under unfavora- red wines, prime ++ 15 – 20 20 – 40 ++ Nahe, Germany Portugieser, Grüner FAN: ≥ 200 mg/l, Cerevisiae ble conditions character in red wines Veltliner fermentation tempera- ture: 15 – 22 °C SIHA Active Yeast 7 Riesling, Müller-Thurgau, Increased ß-glucosida- High final degree of 15 – 20 g/hl, (Riesling Yeast Wine region Muscat varieties, Gewürz- se activity, promotes fermentation, fermen- 30 g/hl under unfavora- + 20 – 30 --- Saccharomyces Palatinate, Germany traminer, Sauvignon Blanc, citrus, tropical fruit, and tation temperature: ble conditions Cerevisiae Semillion Blanc pineapple aromas 15 – 20 °C Rather slow fermen- 3 Saccharomyces tation, prefers high Cerevisiae strains, quality musts, Wine regions SIHA VARIOFERM Riesling, Chardonnay, 15 – 20 g/hl, max. peach and passion Important: NTU: > 70, Rheingau, Rhein- Saccharomyces Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, 30 g/hl under unfavora- fruit aromas, comple- prefers musts with ++ 20 40 ++ hessen, Nahe, Cerevisiae Ribolla, Tocai ble conditions xity and aroma variety, balanced nutrient con- Germany used for long Bâton- tent, FAN: ≥ 220 mg/l nage fermentation tempera- ture: 15 – 18 °C „The Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon Blanc, yeast“, high ß-lyase Preferred temperature Riesling, Müller-Thur- SIHA CRYAROME 15 – 20 g/hl, activity, increased 15 °C, minimum 13 °C, Wine region gau, Silvaner, Muscatel, Saccharomyces 20 – 25 g/hl formation of fatty acid FAN: ≥ 150 mg/l, ++ 15 – 25 10 0 Sauterne, France Welschriesling, new Cerevisiae at ≤ 15 °C esters, excellent cold fermentation tempera- genetically diverse fermentation characte- ture: 13 – 18 °C varieties ristics Riesling, Pinot Blanc, For harmonic white SIHA WhiteArome 15 – 20 g/hl, Wine region Pinot Gris, Gutedel, wines with good, grape Fermentation tempe- Saccharomyces 25 – 30 g/hl under + 20 – 30 + Mosel, Germany Muscat varieties, variety-specific fruit rature: 18 – 20 °C Cerevisiae unfavorable conditions Traminer, Malvasia aromas SIHAFERM PureNature Saccharomyces Imitation of spontane- Medium-speed Cerevisiae: ous fermentation, fermentation with Wine region Start of fermentation: SIHAFERM Nature: SIHAFERM Nature, Württemberg, 20 g/hl SIHAFERM SIHAFERM Riesling, Pinot Gris, low volatile acidity, low speedy fermentation Pure Nature Germany SIHAFERM Nature, Pinot Blanc, Silvaner, alcohol yield, synthesis with SIHAFERM Pure, + 20 0 Saccharomyces Torulaspora after 15 °Oe decrease Cerevisiae Delbrueckii Chardonnay of fruity ester, fermentation tempera- Torulaspora add 20 g/hl SIHAFERM Pure: high ture: 15 – 20 °C, Delbrueckii: SIHAFERM Pure final degree of fermen- must-free SO : Wine region 2 tation, neutral aroma < 10 mg/l Rheingau, Germany Fast start of fermenta- SIHAFERM Frio Wine region Chardonnay, Silvaner, 20 – 25 g/hl, Good cold fermenta- tion, alcohol tolerance Saccharomyces Rheinhessen, Riesling, domestic 30 g/hl under unfavora- tion characteristics, up to 15 vol.-%, ++ 50 20 0 Cerevisiae Germany grape varieties ble conditions Killer “neutral“ fermentation tempera- ture: 12 – 23 °C Moderate fermenta- Promotes grape SIHAFERM Element 20 – 25 g/hl, tion, alcohol tolerance Wine region Riesling, Pinot Gris, variety-specific aroma, Saccharomyces 30 g/hl under unfavora- up to 14.5 vol.-%, + 30 20 + Palatinate, Germany Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay ß-glucosidase activity, Cerevisiae ble conditions fermentation tempera- aroma: Flint, citrus ture: 17 – 22 °C +++ strongly positive, ++ very positive, + positive, o neutral, – negative, – – very negative, – – – strongly negative 4 White wine yeasts Name Selection Particularly Dosage Character/ Fermentation SIHA SpeedFermTM SIHA Fermentation SIHA PROFERMTM Influence on suitable for Characteristics for rehydration Salt (g/hl) Plus (g/hl) MLF max. 100 g/hl max. 40 g/hl Prefers musts with Silvaner, Müller-Thurgau, balanced nutrient SIHA Active Yeast 3 15 – 20 g/hl, For fruity white and Wine region Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, content, Saccharomyces 40 g/hl under unfavora- red wines, prime ++ 15 – 20 20 – 40 ++ Nahe, Germany Portugieser, Grüner FAN: ≥ 200 mg/l, Cerevisiae ble conditions character in red wines Veltliner fermentation tempera- ture: 15 – 22 °C SIHA Active Yeast 7 Riesling, Müller-Thurgau, Increased ß-glucosida- High final degree of 15 – 20 g/hl, (Riesling Yeast Wine region Muscat varieties, Gewürz- se activity, promotes fermentation, fermen- 30 g/hl under unfavora- + 20 – 30 --- Saccharomyces Palatinate, Germany traminer, Sauvignon Blanc, citrus, tropical fruit, and tation temperature: ble conditions Cerevisiae Semillion Blanc pineapple aromas 15 – 20 °C Rather slow fermen- 3 Saccharomyces tation, prefers high Cerevisiae strains, quality musts, Wine regions SIHA VARIOFERM Riesling, Chardonnay, 15 – 20 g/hl, max. peach and passion Important: NTU: > 70, Rheingau, Rhein- Saccharomyces Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, 30 g/hl under unfavora- fruit aromas, comple- prefers musts with ++ 20 40 ++ hessen, Nahe, Cerevisiae Ribolla, Tocai ble conditions xity and aroma variety, balanced nutrient con- Germany used for long Bâton- tent, FAN: ≥ 220 mg/l nage fermentation tempera- ture: 15 – 18 °C „The Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon Blanc, yeast“, high ß-lyase Preferred temperature Riesling, Müller-Thur- SIHA CRYAROME 15 – 20 g/hl, activity, increased 15 °C, minimum 13 °C, Wine region gau, Silvaner, Muscatel, Saccharomyces 20 – 25 g/hl formation of fatty acid FAN: ≥ 150 mg/l, ++ 15 – 25 10 0 Sauterne, France Welschriesling, new Cerevisiae at ≤ 15 °C esters, excellent cold fermentation tempera- genetically diverse fermentation characte- ture: 13 – 18 °C varieties ristics Riesling, Pinot Blanc, For harmonic white SIHA WhiteArome 15 – 20 g/hl, Wine region Pinot Gris, Gutedel, wines with good, grape Fermentation tempe- Saccharomyces 25 – 30 g/hl under + 20 – 30 + Mosel, Germany Muscat varieties, variety-specific fruit rature: 18 – 20 °C Cerevisiae unfavorable conditions Traminer, Malvasia aromas SIHAFERM PureNature Saccharomyces Imitation of spontane- Medium-speed Cerevisiae: ous fermentation, fermentation with Wine region Start of fermentation: SIHAFERM Nature: SIHAFERM Nature, Württemberg, 20 g/hl Riesling, Pinot Gris, low volatile acidity, low speedy fermentation Germany SIHAFERM Nature, Pinot Blanc, Silvaner, alcohol yield, synthesis with SIHAFERM Pure, + 20 0 after 15 °Oe decrease Chardonnay of fruity ester, fermentation tempera- Torulaspora add 20 g/hl SIHAFERM Pure: high ture: 15 – 20 °C, Delbrueckii: SIHAFERM Pure final degree of fermen- must-free SO : Wine region 2 tation, neutral aroma < 10 mg/l Rheingau, Germany Fast start of fermenta- SIHAFERM Frio Wine region Chardonnay, Silvaner, 20 – 25 g/hl, Good cold fermenta- tion, alcohol tolerance Saccharomyces Rheinhessen, Riesling, domestic 30 g/hl under unfavora- tion characteristics, up to 15 vol.-%, ++ 50 20 0 Cerevisiae Germany grape varieties ble conditions Killer “neutral“ fermentation tempera- ture: 12 – 23 °C Moderate fermenta- Promotes grape SIHAFERM Element 20 – 25 g/hl, tion, alcohol tolerance Wine region Riesling, Pinot Gris, variety-specific aroma, Saccharomyces 30 g/hl under unfavora- up to 14.5 vol.-%, + 30 20 + Palatinate, Germany Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay ß-glucosidase activity, Cerevisiae ble conditions fermentation tempera- aroma: Flint, citrus ture: 17 – 22 °C MLF = Malolactic fermentation, FAN = Free assimilable nitrogen, NTU = Turbidity unit 5 AnwendungOverview Sparkling Wine and Red Wine Yeasts Sparkling wine yeasts Name Selection Particularly Dosage Character/ Fermentation SIHA SpeedFerm SIHA Fermentation SIHA PROFERM Influence on suitable for Characteristics for rehydration Salt (g/hl) Plus (g/hl) MLF max.
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