The literature data have pointed out the growing interest for the species Saccharomyces eubayanus, a recently described taxon, isolated from natural environments in Patagonia and discovered to be the unknown part, together with S. cerevisiae, of S. pastorianus, an alloploid hybrid used for lager beer production. Although up to now, S. eubaynus was associated with Nothofagus trees and some traditional fermented beverage in Patagonia, it is believed to have a great potential also in oenological sector. For this, principal aim of this research was to investigate the potential of S. eubayanus CBS 12357 for fermenting Chardonnay musts at 10, 16 and 26°C. Its technological potential was compared to that of S. cerevisiae VIN13, a commercial strain typically used for this purpose. For both the strains, the fermentation kinetics and the yeast cell loads, in relation to the adopted temperature, were monitored. The obtained wines were also characterized for oenological parameters and the volatile molecule profiles by GC/MS/SPME. Moreover, also panel tests were performed. The data obtained pointed out the great cryotolerant aptitude of S. eubayanus which resulted, at 10 and 16°C, in faster fermentations with respect to S. cerevisiae VIN 13. Also, S. eubayanus gave rise to wines characterized by specific volatile molecule fingerprintings. According to the panel test performed, the wine obtained by S. eubayanus resulted not statistically different from those from S. cerevisiae but they were characterized by “body” and aroma persistence, highlighting the S. eubayanus potential in winemaking.

Francesca Patrignani, G.P.P. (2018). Saccharomyces Eubayanus potential in winemaking field.

Saccharomyces Eubayanus potential in winemaking field

Francesca Patrignani
Methodology
;
Giuseppina P. Parpinello
Methodology
;
Arianna Ricci
Methodology
;
Vincenzo Castellone
Investigation
;
ROSSI, SAMANTHA
Investigation
;
Rosalba Lanciotti
2018

Abstract

The literature data have pointed out the growing interest for the species Saccharomyces eubayanus, a recently described taxon, isolated from natural environments in Patagonia and discovered to be the unknown part, together with S. cerevisiae, of S. pastorianus, an alloploid hybrid used for lager beer production. Although up to now, S. eubaynus was associated with Nothofagus trees and some traditional fermented beverage in Patagonia, it is believed to have a great potential also in oenological sector. For this, principal aim of this research was to investigate the potential of S. eubayanus CBS 12357 for fermenting Chardonnay musts at 10, 16 and 26°C. Its technological potential was compared to that of S. cerevisiae VIN13, a commercial strain typically used for this purpose. For both the strains, the fermentation kinetics and the yeast cell loads, in relation to the adopted temperature, were monitored. The obtained wines were also characterized for oenological parameters and the volatile molecule profiles by GC/MS/SPME. Moreover, also panel tests were performed. The data obtained pointed out the great cryotolerant aptitude of S. eubayanus which resulted, at 10 and 16°C, in faster fermentations with respect to S. cerevisiae VIN 13. Also, S. eubayanus gave rise to wines characterized by specific volatile molecule fingerprintings. According to the panel test performed, the wine obtained by S. eubayanus resulted not statistically different from those from S. cerevisiae but they were characterized by “body” and aroma persistence, highlighting the S. eubayanus potential in winemaking.
2018
International Specialized symposium on Yeasts Issy 34 : book of abstracts
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Francesca Patrignani, G.P.P. (2018). Saccharomyces Eubayanus potential in winemaking field.
Francesca Patrignani, Giuseppina P. Parpinello, Arianna Ricci, Vincenzo Castellone, Samantha Rossi, Rosalba Lanciotti
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