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LEVULINE LUMAÏ 500g

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(P)=powder | (G)=granules | (D)=disc | (S)=Solution

Levuline Lumaï

Saccharomyces cerevisiae galactose – (ex bayanus) Selected natural yeasts
 
A yeast intended for the elaboration of intense and harmonious red wines or generous white wines
 
Levuline Lumaï was selected by the Agricultural Research Department of the National University of Cuyo, in Argentina (Reference: UNC – FCA 32) in the region of Lujan (Cuyo) near Mendoza. It is recommended for the elaboration of intense red wines, as well as fruity and persistent white wines.
Levuline Lumaï reveals and respects varietal typicity.


 

 

Microbiological characteristics :

 
Fermentation speed : fast
Lag phase : medium
Sugar/alcohol ratio : medium (16,5 g/1% alcohol)
Fermentation temperature range :18º to 30º C
Excellent implantation in the fermentation medium.
High alcohol tolerance: up to 15.5 % vol
 

Enological properties :

 
Low requirement for available nitrogen
Production of volatile acidity : low
Production of SO2 : low
No foam formation
Good result on colour and structural balance of wines.
 

Winemaker’s notes :

 
Levuline Lumaï is particularly adapted for the elaboration of complex red wines and generous white wines. Its rapid implantation, low nitrogen requirements and resistance to alcohol allow to produce wines with ripe grapes that are rich in sugar.
In addition, Levuline Lumaï has the capacity to reveal varietal compounds such as β- damascenone, a molecule whose precursors are found in different red grape varieties.
This molecule is associated with several aroma attributes such as floral notes, cherry, red fruit, woody and honey aromas…These aromatic notes can hide the vegetal
character of certain grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon or Syrah.
Levuline Lumaï gave excellent results with Malbec, which is a variety known for its high quality wines in the Southern Hemisphere. In 2007, these results were correlated with results obtained with a French Malbec.



 

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