Modeling the Change in Amino Acid and Peptide Contents during the Aging of Bottled-Fermented Sparkling Wines by Image Processing Methods
Öz
In this study, natural sparkling wine was produced using a mixture (1:1) of Emir and Dimrit grapes harvested (Around the Urgup District of Turkey). The change of free amino acid and peptide contents in sparkling wine depending on the aging time and yeasts (free and immobilized forms of the Saccharomyces bayanus and Saccharomyces oviformis) used in the second fermentation stage were examined by image processing methods. The immobilized yeasts were determined as more than the free ones along the second fermentation. It was also determined that the yeast type does not have a significant effect on both the peptides and free amino acid contents of sparkling wines and these contents were divided into 3 classes from high to low by measuring separately along the aging time. The amino acid contents of sparkling wines reached the highest level between the 335th and 365th days of aging time and also exceeded the amino acid contents of base wine.
Anahtar Kelimeler
Natural sparkling wine, Amino acid and Peptide, Immobilized yeast, Image processing
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