英語 での Fermentation の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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After second fermentation.
Vatting and alcoholic fermentation.
The next process in the making of red wine is secondary fermentation.
Yes, yes. Fermentation.
Short-term fermentation Enzyme contains"live Enzyme", general rice and noodles.
This beer has a uniquely sweet flavor of rice koji and a naturalacidity caused by the fermentation.
It also refers to a special method of production: secondary fermentation in the bottle.
Especially, technological advancement in the fermentation process is remarkable, and technologies for shortening fermentation period and enlarging tanks are advancing rapidly.
Therefore, it is best suited for a large-size fermentation tank, especially for an outdoor fermentation tank.
Shortening fermentation period is possible, and quality such as taste and flavor improves.
It contains both vitamins, live Enzymes, and short-term fermentation Enzymes that still contain live lactic acid bacteria.
This Non Ale is low alcoholic drink, brewed using only high grade malts and hops with unique fermentation method.
A mellow Genshu that full-bodied, aged carefully during the coldest season and Junmaishu with a rich and generous taste by low-temperature long-term fermentation.
Short-term fermentation Enzyme based on"shells such as awa and kibi".
Once the alcoholic fermentation is completed the wine is transferred to barriques, where malolactic fermentation takes place, and it remains in these barriques for 24 months.
Fermentation is supposed to break down the ingredients of the raw material by the action of enzymes and turn it into a good substance for human bodies.
Fermentation makes food tasting better by improving nutritional ingredients.
By using acid protease, Alcoholic fermentation can promote the growth of yeast, accelerate the fermentation speed and improve alcohol yield.
These plants enable even small-scale facilities to generate power efficiently using methane fermentation.
Depending on the type of sake, fermentation usually takes approximately 50 days from yeast production.