The source names Pichia yeast, without establishing P. kluyveri.[1]
Works as a liquid component.
Soaking an ingredient in a medium to extract its character. This does not by itself imply fermentation or carbonic maceration.
How producers use Maceration
Each bottle shows the technique through a concrete substrate and role: base, acid structure, aroma, texture, bitterness, or lift.
The source names Pichia yeast, without establishing P. kluyveri.[1]
Works as a liquid component.
Spent blackcurrant skins are macerated in hot water, then fermented with wine yeast.[2]
Works as a liquid component.
Rhubarb is pickled in fir-infused vinegar, then macerated in redcurrant wine.[3]
Sharp, clean, lightly soured.
MURI uses Citrus-Skin Maceration in The Sound: citrus skins macerated in a liquid; citrus species, liquid and fermentation are unspecified.[4]
Works as a liquid component.