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Enzymes Enartis Zym<br />

Maturation<br />

Lysozyme<br />

ELEVAGE<br />

Enartis Zym Élevage is a powdered pectolytic enzyme<br />

that has significant ß-glucanase activity. It accelerates<br />

yeast cell lysis and increases the mannoprotein content<br />

of wines matured sur lies. Recent research in various<br />

countries has demonstrated that mannoproteins released<br />

following treatment with Enartis Zym Élevage<br />

give wines greater stability against tartrate precipitation,<br />

oxidation and browning. In addition, mannoproteins<br />

produce a greater mouthfeel effect by increasing volume.<br />

Enartis Zym Élevage is also effective in improving<br />

the filterability of wines made from moldy grapes.<br />

Application: Improve the filterability of wines made<br />

from Botrytis infected grapes; accelerate lees ageing.<br />

Dosage: 2-5 g/hL (0.2-0.4 lb/1,000 gal)<br />

Packaging: 250 g<br />

LYSO<br />

Enartis Zym Lyso is a purified, micro granulated preparation<br />

of lysozyme. When added to must or wine, it imparts<br />

an antibacterial activity specifically for the control<br />

of malolactic bacteria. It will not interfere with primary<br />

fermentation or the organoleptic profile of the wine.<br />

Enartis Zym Lyso can be added as an alternative to sulfur<br />

dioxide to control the development of malolactic<br />

bacteria, even at elevated pH, while still maintaining<br />

its activity.<br />

Application: Delay or prevent MLF; antimicrobial<br />

agent.<br />

Dosage: 10-50 g/hL (0.8-4.2 lb/1,000 gal)<br />

Packaging: 1 kg<br />

Enzymes Enartis Zym<br />

6<br />

Product Form Applications Enological effects Dosage<br />

1000 S powder settling in white juice • rapid clarification of must 1-2 g/hL<br />

RS liquid difficult settling<br />

QUICK liquid flotation<br />

RS 4<br />

F liquid flotation<br />

CARACTÈRE powder maceration of white grapes<br />

AROM MP<br />

powder<br />

• maceration of white grapes<br />

• reduction of bentonite<br />

fining<br />

• rosé wines<br />

T-RED liquid thermovinification<br />

COLOR<br />

COLOR PLUS<br />

ELEVAGE<br />

LYSO<br />

powder<br />

powder<br />

powder<br />

powder<br />

• young or medium<br />

aged reds<br />

• moldy grapes<br />

red wines with intense, stable<br />

color<br />

• maturation on lees<br />

• clarification of wines<br />

made from Botrytis<br />

infected grapes<br />

inhibition of malolactic<br />

fermentation<br />

• rapid settling and clarification<br />

• reduce the time of enzyme contact<br />

• reduce the time of enzyme contact<br />

• increased flotation capacity<br />

• reduce the volume of lees<br />

• reduce the time of depectinization<br />

• reduce the time of flotation<br />

• increase flotation flow rate<br />

• transformation of odorless aromatic precursors into<br />

active aromatic compounds<br />

• increase the extraction of liquid during pressing<br />

• increased aromatic potential<br />

• reduced treatment with bentonite<br />

• improved color stability<br />

• easier clarification<br />

• increased filtration yield<br />

• increased organoleptic balance<br />

• increased polyphenolic potential<br />

• improved filterability<br />

• improved coor stability<br />

• increased structure<br />

• increased polyphenolic potential<br />

• faster and improved extraction of mannoproteins<br />

from fine lees<br />

• improve the filterability and clarification of wines<br />

made from Botrytis infected grapes<br />

• control of malolactic bacteria activity<br />

1-3 mL/hL<br />

0.5-2 mL/hL<br />

1-3 mL/hL<br />

10-30 g/ton<br />

20-40 g/ton<br />

5-40 mL/ton<br />

20-40 g/ton<br />

20-40 g/ton<br />

2-5 g/hL<br />

10-50 g/hL

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