Yeast holds key to reducing wine's sugar content : vimarsana

Yeast holds key to reducing wine's sugar content


Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021
Creating wine is a balancing act between the quality of harvested grapes and the types of microorganisms that ferment grape juice. Too much sugar during the fermentation process means too much alcohol in the final wine, which can negatively affect wine flavor.
Researchers from Washington State University’s school of food science are working with non-
Saccharomyces yeast strains native to Washington to find a way to reduce sugar content before fermentation.
“We hope that if we find a way to reduce the sugar content of grape juice, winemakers can have a more predictable outcome for their wine,” said Jonathan Brumley, a rising WSU senior studying food science with an emphasis in fermentation.

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