Effects of dual-yeast fermentation on the quality and antioxidant capacity of red kiwifruit wine
Using red kiwifruit as raw material,yeasts AU,MA,BV,FR as fermentation strains,red kiwifruit wine was obtained by inoculating dual-yeast strain(BV-FR,BV-MA,BV-AU,FR-MA,FR-AU,and MA-AU,respectively)(1∶1)fermentation,and the alcohol content,chromaticity,taste,odor indexes and antioxidant activities of wine were tested,and principal component analysis(PCA)and cluster analysis(CA)were performed based on the quality index.The results showed that the alcohol content(13.9%vol),a*value and umami aftertaste response value,and aromatic substances contents of the wine fermented by BV-AU were the highest,the defective aroma contents were the lowest.The 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl(DPPH)free radical scavenging rate was 94.18%,it had certain antioxidant activity.The different wine samples fermented by different mixed yeasts could be effectively distinguished by PCA and CA based on quality indexes.In conclusion,the strain BV-AU could be preferred as a mixed strain for red ki-wifruit wine fermentation.