AEB ENZYMES

OPTIMIZE PRODUCTION AND ENHANCE THE AROMA OF YOUR WINES

The use of enzymes in enology has revolutionized the quality of wines. Enzymes can be used at different stages of the production process, depending on the winemaker's desired objectives: clarification of musts, aromatic extraction, color extraction, filterability improvement, and many other activities that allow for maximum enhancement of the assets present in the grapes.

Even in different musts and conditions of use, pectins with varying degrees of branching, present in grape skins, are the target. Enzymes, when properly formulated, with the right pectinase activities, not only promote the separation of the lees from the musts, but also increase the extraction of aromatic precursors present in many varieties

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AEB enzymes: a complete line for all aspects of grapes processing

Our many years of experience in the wine industry have enabled us to develop pectolytic enzymes with multiple secondary activities, including arabinase and rhamnosidase, that help clarify grapes with highly branched pectins where normal pectolytic enzymes are not as effective. As AEB we have also formulated enzyme blends that, by structuring on PL activities, enable us to clarify musts quickly and at extreme temperatures.

The new AEB enzyme: ENDOZYM Velluto

From the collaboration and experimentation with the University of Turin comes ENDOZYM Velluto, a new enzymatic formulation that allows to greatly increase the extraction of polysaccharides during maceration. Its action helps improve the structure of the finished wine by releasing natural polysaccharides present in the must that would otherwise be lost during processing.

 

From a careful analysis of the enzymatic activities of some yeasts, AEB understood how arabanase plays an important role in the function of hydrolyzing the branched parts of the pectins present in the skins, which consist of side chains of arabans and arabinogalactans. Their action enables increased extraction of polysaccharides during maceration of red wines. Hence the formulation in our French laboratories of the world's first enzyme specifically for polysaccharide extraction.

Enzymes: a sustainable choice

As AEB we are constantly working to promote sustainable practices in the wine industry.

Enzymes positively affect the environmental impact of the production process, minimizing waste, water and energy consumption while maximizing quality and yield.

Finally a reminder that our enzymes are GMO free, natural, biodegradable substances that do not accumulate in the environment and pose no health or safety risks to workers or consumers.