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Studies on Changes of the Aroma Compounds of Grape Wine in Fermentation and Ageing.

26643 Studies on Changes of the Aroma Compounds of Grape Wine in Fermentation and Ageing. http://www.siu.edu/~ebl/leaflets/guo.htm Fermentation biotechnology is an important industrial process for the production of alcoholic beverages including wine. However, ageing of wine is always an important issue during production. Crops > Grape > Winegrape > Research fermentation   propyl   alcohol   ethyl   lactate   formate   isoamyl   acetate   ageing   process   isobutyl   hexanoate Jan 1, 2005  

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