A new revolution in wine: yeast strains that produce no detectable hydrogen sulphide


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Grapegrower and Winemaker Issue 526, 2007

Title: A new revolution in wine: yeast strains that produce no detectable hydrogen sulphide

Author: Dr Toni Cordente, Dr Anthony Heinrich, Dr Hentie Swiegers

Keywords: H2S widespread problem, how low H2S strains were made, results in Sauvignon Blanc, tests

Page Number(s): 110-114


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