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What two industries benefit from alcoholic fermentation?
1. Brewing industry: Alcoholic fermentation is a crucial process in beer production. Yeast converts fermentable sugars (mainly maltose and sucrose) into alcohol (ethanol) and carbon dioxide. The type of yeast used, fermentation conditions, and other ingredients contribute to the flavor and characteristics of different beer styles.
2. Winemaking: Alcoholic fermentation plays a central role in wine production as well. Yeast converts the natural sugars present in grapes into alcohol. Factors like grape variety, climate, winemaking techniques, and aging can influence the flavor and quality of the wine. The process of alcoholic fermentation in winemaking often involves controlling temperature, managing yeast populations, and employing specific fermentation techniques to achieve desired flavors and characteristics.
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