Examples of using Temperature-controlled fermentation in English and their translations into German
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Temperature-controlled fermentation with selected yeast graft.
Gentle pressing of the grapes followed by temperature-controlled fermentation at 16°C in tank.
Temperature-controlled fermentation at about 20° for 6 weeks and more, in 50 hl tuns and stainless steel tanks.
Production process: Brief cold soak and subsequent temperature-controlled fermentation at 15-18 C.
After the cool, temperature-controlled fermentation, the young wine remains on the lees for 6 months.
This is followed by gentle pressing of the grapes and temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel tanks.
Vinification: Temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel at 28°C for 8 days, maturation in large wooden barrels of up to 30- 50 hl for at least 6 months.
Wine-making techniques: Turbiana grapes' early grape harvest,soft pressing, temperature-controlled fermentation.
The temperature-controlled fermentation(15-18°C) of the free-run juice is followed by storage at low temperature, which leaves a small and natural effervescence.
Wine-making techniques: low yield per hectare of selected grapes,soft pressing, temperature-controlled fermentation.
Vinification techniques: gentle pressing of the grapes, slow temperature-controlled fermentation followed by secondary fermentation in stainless steel tanks according to the Charmat Process.
Vinification techniques: devatting of the first-pressedmust after a 12-36 hours maceration followed by temperature-controlled fermentation.
This means the best possible protection of the grapes prior to pressing, temperature-controlled fermentation of the white wines in stainless steel tanks and the bottling only after the development of the fruit characters.
The soft pressing of the grapes is followed by static clarification of the must,subjected to a temperature-controlled fermentation 17° C.
The temperature-controlled fermentation is carried out exclusively with autochthonous fine yeasts, at 16-17° for 25 to 30 days, after which the wine is left to rest on the fine yeasts for another 40 to 60 days before being bottled.
After the grapes have been carefully harvested by hand, the destemming,maceration and temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel tanks follows.
Vinification: temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel at 19 C for 8 days, with 50% of the wine classically pressed and vinified like a white wine: the juice of the remaining 50% is left on the mash for several hours before Fermentation. .
After the manual harvesting, the grapes are gently pressed, static clarified approximately 12 hours, then the must is placed in wooden drums or tanks,where the temperature-controlled fermentation takes place.
The grapes were given a soft destemming and pressing and the must then went into temperature-controlled fermentation tanks where it first fermented for five to seven days and then remained on its skins for a further eight to twelve day period.
After several trips to France, and overcome several discussions with his father, Angelo Gaja succeeded with his plan to introduce and develop some practical absolutely revolutionary in the context of the Nebbiolo Langhe and wine making in this case, such as malolactic fermentation, the'use of French oak barrels, the temperature-controlled fermentation and cultivation of international varieties.
For its preparation are crushed and de-stemmed clusters to a temperature-controlled fermentation that begins at 10 and ends at 28° C. After this process is done a long maceration of 25 days with the skins, thus empowering the structure and tannin extraction of aroma and color.
Traditional fermentation temperature-controlled for the cabernet variety.
The musts obtained, cold settled and cleaned,are blended and conveyed for fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks(80%) and oak barrels(20%), where the full alcohol content is reached in two weeks.
VINIFICATION: After soft pressing of wholecluster with central lung pneumatic press and fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel containers at a controlled temperature, obtained the perfect wine for a"spumante", the same in the spring following the harvest is fermented in the bottle at controlled temperature and stored for more than 12 months on its lees.