Second Fermentation Flashcards

1
Q

Where does 2nd ferm occur?

A

same bottle which wine is sold

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2
Q

Why is liqueur de tirage added?

A

to achieve 2nd ferm

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3
Q

What is liqueur de tirage a mixture of?

A

-wine
-sugar
-cultured yeasts
-yeast nutrients
-clarifying agent (bentonite)
-alginate (seaweed extract that facilitates riddling)

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4
Q

What does the amount of sugar in ldt depend on?

A

degree of effervescence required

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5
Q

In most sparkling wines, what is the g of sucrose added?

A

24 g/l

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6
Q

What does yeast convert sugar to in the 2nd ferm?

A

alcohol

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7
Q

What is created as a by product of fermentation?

A

-carbon dioxide
-can’t escape from the bottle= pressure in bottle increases

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8
Q

What else does 2nd ferm require?

A

-inoculation of wine with cultured yeasts that can ferment in unfavourable conditions

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9
Q

What are the unfavourable conditions in 2nd ferm?

A

-9.5-11 abv
-16 degrees
-PH below 3

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10
Q

After ferm, important that yeast cells….

A

-flocculate readily= sediment efficiently removed by riddling

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11
Q

What happens after ltd added and inoculation?

A

-bottle sealed with crown cap
-crown cap holds small plastic pot in bottle to catch sediment

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12
Q

How long is the average 2nd ferm?

A

-4-6 weeks
-cooler temp= slower ferm (more complex?)

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