IOC 18-2007 - The Legendary Champagne Yeast from IOC France, for Sparkling Wines, Base + Secondary Fermentation & Also Outstanding for Still Wines
Yeast strain: Saccharomyces cerevisiae Killer
IOC 18-2007™ is the worldwide reference yeast for sparkling wine production.
It is a specialized wine yeast for fermentation of both base wines and secondary bottle fermentation for sparkling wines, while also being excellent for all types of fermentation in still wines. This yeast produces wines of the absolute highest quality and is especially world-renowned for its ability to preserve both terroir and varietal character.
| IOC 18-2007™ The Original Champagne Yeast that continues fermentation steadily all the way down to 8 degrees |
IOC 18-2007 Champagne Yeast from IOC France, Info
- The yeast is famous for sparkling wine production using the traditional method
- Exceptional and highly respected also for still wine production worldwide
- Handles very difficult fermentation conditions such as low pH and temperatures down to 8 degrees
- Ensures complete sugar utilization without unwanted secondary compounds
IOC 18-2007™ Champagne Yeast from IOC - Specific Characteristics
- Extremely low sulfite production, allowing you to subsequently carry out a malolactic fermentation on the wine
- Fast and efficient alcoholic fermentation
- Generates low formation of volatile acidity (VA)
- Contains active killer effect
- Good glycerol production, enhancing varietal aroma and providing excellent mouthfeel
- Very low foaming
- Ferments within the temperature range of 10 - 30 degrees C - and very steadily all the way down to 8 degrees
IOC 18-2007™ - Dosage Instructions
- Dosage instructions, white wines: 10 - 20 g/hL
- Dosage instructions, red wines: 20 - 25 g/hL
- Dosage instructions, restart of stuck fermentations: 10 - 20 g/hL
- Dosage instructions, secondary fermentation, bottle fermentation: 10 - 20 g/hL, prepared as a culture
- Fermentation temperature: 8-30 ° C
- Store dry in the airtight container/vacuum package the IOC 18-2007™ yeast is supplied in, at temperatures below 15 degrees
IOC 18-2007™ - Rehydration Instructions
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Base fermentation, rehydration: 1. Rehydrate the yeast in a clean container in 10 times its weight of water at 37°C. Find thermometer here. 2. Stir gently and leave to rest for 20 minutes. 3. If necessary, acclimatize the solution to the must temperature in your fermentation bucket/barrel/tank by gradually adding must. The temperature difference between the yeast starter and the must it is added to must never exceed 10 degrees. 4. The total rehydration process must not exceed 45 minutes.
2. Bottle fermentation or restart of stuck fermentation, preparation of the yeast starter culture: After the above rehydration, it is necessary to acclimatize the yeast to the alcohol and to the specific wine conditions such as pH, sugars, SO2 and temperature. To do this, you must prepare a yeast starter culture over 12 to 24 hours. This is followed by a propagation phase of the active yeast cells lasting approximately 3 days. This phase provides a sufficiently active concentrated starter culture to achieve secondary fermentation. You will then have a strong and stable yeast starter culture ready to be added according to the dosage instructions above.
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IOC 18-2007™datasheet from Euroyeast by Nordisk SelvForsyning can be found here
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