Journal of the Japanese Society of Taste Technology
Online ISSN : 2186-7232
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Sake Brewing by Mixed Culture Using Gifu University Yeast Strain GY115-a3 and Gifu Prefecture Yeast Strain NFG
Mai Okumura†, Akihiro Yoshimura, Yoshinori Sawai, Kentaro Hisamatsu, Kazuo Masaki, Masaya Shimada, Takashi Hayakawa, Tomoyuki Nakagawa†
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2022 Volume 21 Issue 1 Pages 27-31

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 In this study, we aimed to show the possibility of sake brewing by mixed culture using Gifu University yeast strain GY115-a3 and Gifu Prefecture yeast strain NFG. A large-scale sake fermentation by mixed culture using strains GY115-a3 and NFG produced a unique type of sake that possessed a light and dry taste (values for alcohol, sake meter, and acidity of 16.7%, -3.7, and 1.82, respectively), and a similar malic acid/succinic acid (MA/SA) value (0.46) and content of ginjo-ka as a case of single culture using strain GY115-a3 and strain NFG, respectively. These results indicate that sake brewing by mixed culture of sake yeast strains together with strain GY115-a3 is useful for making a unique type of sake with flavor and taste produced by strain GY115-a3.
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