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Laffort Zymaflore F15 (500g)

Item No. F15500
Yeast for fruity and round red wines. "Terroir" selection. Grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot. Isolated in Bordeaux. High glycerol production, fermentation security. Suitable for extended cellaring. Recommended for expressive and rounded wines and with respect to varietal typicity. DOSAGE:
Price $53.6
Per Each
Excl. Tax
Each

Description

Yeast for fruity and round red wines.

"Terroir" selection.

Grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot.

  • Isolated in Bordeaux.
  • High glycerol production, fermentation security.
  • Suitable for extended cellaring.
  • Recommended for expressive and rounded wines and with respect to varietal typicity.

DOSAGE:

• 20 - 30 g/hL (200 - 300 ppm). In the case of prefermentative cold maceration (cold soaking), it is recommended to add yeast at 5 g/hL (50 ppm) during tank filling, in order to dominate the indigenous flora, then to complete with 15 to 20 g/hL (150 - 200 ppm) at the end of maceration, before increasing the must temperature.

Laffort Zymaflore F15 (500g)

Item No. F15500
Yeast for fruity and round red wines. "Terroir" selection. Grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot. Isolated in Bordeaux. High glycerol production, fermentation security. Suitable for extended cellaring. Recommended for expressive and rounded wines and with respect to varietal typicity. DOSAGE:
Price $53.6
Per Each
Excl. Tax
Each

Description

Yeast for fruity and round red wines.

"Terroir" selection.

Grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot.

  • Isolated in Bordeaux.
  • High glycerol production, fermentation security.
  • Suitable for extended cellaring.
  • Recommended for expressive and rounded wines and with respect to varietal typicity.

DOSAGE:

• 20 - 30 g/hL (200 - 300 ppm). In the case of prefermentative cold maceration (cold soaking), it is recommended to add yeast at 5 g/hL (50 ppm) during tank filling, in order to dominate the indigenous flora, then to complete with 15 to 20 g/hL (150 - 200 ppm) at the end of maceration, before increasing the must temperature.