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Malolactic fermentation (MLF) is the bacterial‐driven decarboxylation of L‐malic acid to L‐lactic acid and carbon dioxide, and brings about deacidification, flavour modifications and microbial stability of wine. Pasteur first described the presence of ‘bacteria’ in wine nearly one‐hundred‐and‐fifty years ago and the subsequent elucidation of the bacterial‐driven malolactic reaction was described about fifty years later. Over the following years the occurrence of MLF became apparent in wines worldwide, and eventually Oenococcus oeni was identified as the principal organism involved in the process. O. oeni is remarkable in its ability to tolerate the nutritionally poor and challenging, harsh wine environment; however, it can be a difficult and sometimes unreliable organism to work with in the winery. A greater knowledge of its biology would undoubtedly facilitate the development of strains and practices, with improved performance outcomes. We already know a considerable amount about the biochemistry and physiology of O. oeni, and ironically, although we know little about its genetics, its genome has been sequenced. With this groundwork in place and molecular biology techniques at our disposal we are poised to increase our knowledge and understanding of this organism enormously.
Australian Journal of Grape and Wine Research – Wiley
Published: Jul 1, 2005
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