Examples of using Malolactic fermentation in English and their translations into German
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New Barrel: alcoholic and malolactic fermentation.
Malolactic fermentation. Racking into barrels for aging stage.
Too much oak and secondary malolactic fermentation.
Spontaneous malolactic fermentation between october and december.
Specially selected lactic acid bacteria for malolactic fermentation MLF.
To carry out malolactic fermentation in red wines.
Then a long period of aging on the yeasts follows, without malolactic fermentation.
Later discovered, malolactic fermentation, clarified and stabilized.
After the alcoholic fermentation occurs naturally the malolactic fermentation.
Only after the malolactic fermentation the wine is filled into barrels of 30 HL.
After two weeks of maceration ageing in 500 liter wooden barrels for 20 months.Natural malolactic fermentation.
Malolactic fermentation has completed quickly and the wines evolve beautifully.
Subsequently, wine is run-off, undergoes a malolactic fermentation, is finned and finally is stabilized.
After malolactic fermentation and further barrel maturation, the cuvée is created.
The wines were racked off into new oak barrels,where they completed malolactic fermentation by the end of the year.
In this way, the malolactic fermentation starts and ends spontaneously in a short time.
The wine was run off its skins into new oak barrels where,by the end of the year, it had completed its malolactic fermentation.
Malolactic fermentation is the transformation of unstable malic acid into stable lactic acid.
The alcoholic fermentation(25) period lasts for 2 weeksin the interior of 500 litre oak casks, where malolactic fermentation occurs.
Vinification: Fermentation, malolactic fermentation and development on the lees in barrique-tonneaux.
The malolactic fermentation, which then normally started, was suppressed to preserve the freshness of the wine.
The wine is subsequently transferred to oak barrels in which malolactic fermentation will take place and it will mature for 16 months.
Malolactic fermentation occurs in the beginning stages of its 10 month ageing period in French Allier oak barrels.
After malolactic fermentation in steel the wine is refined in small oak barrels for twelve months and finally bottled.
Open spontaneous fermentation in 500l barrels, pressing after 20 days ofmaceration, natural malolactic fermentation in 500l oak barrels, ageing for 24 months in 500l barrels.
Malolactic fermentation occurs in new French oak barrels specially selected for their fineness and quality, where the wine is also aged for 22 months.
After the conclusion of the alcoholic and malolactic fermentation, the wines continue to be transferred separately from each other in oak barrels.
To 17ºc malolactic fermentation takes place in barrels, during 20 days, and breeding occurs in new French oak barrels for 14 months 8 months on fine Lees.