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This document discusses different strains of Viniflora cultures for managing malolactic fermentation in wine. It describes the various strains that are available, their specific features, and packaging options. It also introduces a new generation of bacterial nutrients called Bactiv-aid 2.0 that contains tailored nutrients to increase the speed of malic acid conversion.
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- 1. Vintage 2009 / 2010 V iniflora 速 cultures the natural toolbox for Malolactic Fermentation management
- 2. Viniflora 速 Direct Inoculation Convenience Winemaker pouring the content of a Viniflora 速 bag into a wine tank What type of wine? Which strain? Which pack size? What version FreeZe-dried or FroZen ?
- 3. Each wine has it strains of Viniflora 速
- 4. Each strain of Viniflora 速 has specific features Chr. Hansen proposes direct inoculation bacteria already adapted to wine Please follow the inoculation parameters table
- 5. 2 versions of Viniflora 速 are available depending winemakers needs The most flexible Small/medium volumes The fastest FreeZe Dried range Supplies @ -18属C Storage @ +4属C FroZen TM range Supplies @ -50属C Storage @ -50属C
- 6. Pack sizes Viniflora 速 CH11 Viniflora 速 Oenos Viniflora 速 CH16 Viniflora 速 CH35 Viniflora 速 CiNe
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