This invention discloses a
denitrification process for preparing sweet
white wine. The process steps are as follows: Grape pretreatment: Select fresh white grapes of uniform
ripeness, manually remove rotten and diseased grapes, destem, crush, and extract juice using a press. Collect the juice and filter to remove
pomace to obtain initial grape juice;
Juice clarification: Quickly cool the initial grape juice to 3-5°C, add 30-35 mg / L
pectinase and 40-60 mg / L
sulfur dioxide, stir evenly, and let it stand for clarification for 24-36 hours. Take the supernatant as the
fermentation liquid; Primary
denitrification fermentation: Transfer the
fermentation liquid to a fermentation tank, raise the temperature to 12-15°C, inoculate with
wine yeast, control the fermentation temperature at 16-18°C, and stir 2-3 times a day; When the
alcohol content of the fermentation liquid reaches 3.5% vol, add 0.4-0.5 g / L of
chitosan-
benzene complex. This invention's staged
denitrification avoids the
yeast stress response caused by adding a large amount of adsorbent at once, and significantly enhances the microbial stability of the
wine.