Step 1
Harvesting
Apple & Pear ripeness control, Cider varities (Acidic; Bitter, Bittersweet, Sweet).
Milling
Grinding
After washing
Pressing
Juice extraction by press
Apple Must
Where we step in
After pressing, apple juice is rich in solid particles. To allow good settling of other particles present in the juice, it is very important that sticky colloids can be broken apart.
A liquid high performance enzyme preparation, obtained from Aspergillus niger, for apple juice settling. The main enzyme activities, pectin lyase, pectin methyl-esterase and polygalacturonase are naturally combined with secondary activities that actively contribute to a complete and fast hydrolysis of apple pectin. Due to its high concentration, richness and complexity of activities, LALLZYME CIDER L™ enhances settling, clarification and pressing.
The non-Saccharomyces yeast generally dominate the apple juice in the early stages of the fermentation, producing precursors and aromatic compounds. Undesired organisms can quickly deplete the medium of its nutrients and produce large quantities of compounds that can mask the true nature of regional cider expression.
From the very first step of cidermaking, as soon as the apples are crushed and juice is in contact with oxygen, aromatic potential is threatened due to some oxidative reaction, whether enzymatic or chemical, that can occur if no sufficient caution towards oxygen is taken.
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