Concord grapes are ordinarily stemmed, crushed and heated before pressing to facilitate color extraction and to improve the flavor of the juice. Treatment of the hot crush with KLERZYME before pressing materially increases the pressing rate and the yield of juice, and substantially reduces the quantity of pressing aid needed. KLERZYME does not adversely affect the color of Concord grape juice even after treatment for 24 hours at 115'F Add to crush storage prior to Add to single concentrating application Add to juice strength juice during cold
配制方法:
The crushed grapes are heated to 130'F and treated with KLERZYME for 20 to 60 minutes. Depending upon the nature of the grapes and upon individual plant practices, temperatures may vary from 120'F-140'F and the time of treatment from 15 to 90 minutes. In the manufacture of concentrated grape juice, particularly 3 to 1 or higher concentrates, complete depectinization of the single strength juice is required to prevent fouling of the concentrating equipment and also to prevent gelling during storage. For treatment of single strength juice prior to concentrating we recommend the use of either 8 oz. of KLERZYME 200 or 16 oz.l of KLERZYME liquid 100 per 1000 gallons of juice. The enzyme treatment is usually carried out at 110'F to 120'F for 30 to 60 minutes. The quantity of KLERZYME needed will depend in large measure upon the degree of depectinization accomplished prior to pressing and also upon the amount of pectinase enzyme remaining in the grape juice.