Must and wine from grapes harvested in two vintages (1986 and 1987) were anlyzed during vinification for physicochemical and microbiological characteristics. The 1986 vintage would be considered abnormal or poor vintage because of higher rainfall at harvest, and the 1987 one a normal vintage. Low reducing sugars and high volatile acidity at the beginning of the poor fermentation was observed as compared to normal vinification. The yeast population showed atypical evolution through the process since oxidative yeasts were isolated in the first stages of the poor vinification.
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