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Journal of Nutrition and Human Health | Volume 2

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October 29-30, 2018 | London, UK

Joint Event

Nutrition and Fitness

16

th

International Conference on

3

rd

World Congress on

Card i o l ogy

Standardization of fermentation conditions for production of fruit wine from Jamun

Amandeep Singh

and

Gurvinder Singh Kocher

Punjab Agricultural University, India

F

ruit wines are un-distilled alcoholic beverages which are

made from various fruits such as jamun, grapes, peaches,

plums etc. Wine as fruit based fermented and un-distilled

product containsmost of thenutrientspresent in the rawfruit.

The nutritive value of wine is more due to release of amino

acids and other nutrients by yeast during fermentation. The

jamun fruits

(Syzygium cumini)

are used to make wine due to

its short shelf life and availability period.

Moreover, jamun fruits are also rich source of antioxidants,

anthocyanin, phytochemicals and polyphenols so have numerous

health benefits. It is effective in the treatment of diabetes

mellitus, inflammation, ulcers and diarrhea. The aim of present

work was to develop a healthy fermented drink by using two

jamun varieties Desi (local) and Raw with four different yeast

strains of

Saccharomyces cerevisiae

(D7,11815, A2, PY1). Two

different must types T1 (jamun juice), T2(jamun juice with

pulp & seed powder) were prepared and fermentation of the

above treatments at lab scale (300ml) were optimized w.r.t Brix

(18

O

B), inoculum size (5%) & diammoniumhydrogen phosphate

(100mg) (by Response Surface Method) using selected strain of

yeast (D7). The prepared samples were analysed for reducing

sugars, total sugars, titrable acidity, total soluble solids (TSS),

pH, anthocyanins, polyphenols, tannins and in vitro antioxidant

potential. The selected jamun wine were bottled and studied

for different physicochemical parameters, organoleptic analysis

and shelf life. All the results obtained were statistically analysed.

Speaker Biography

AmandeepSingh ispursuingMS(MasterofScience) inmicrobiologyatPunjabAgricultural

University, Ludhiana. His research problem is Standardisation of fermentation conditions

for production of fruit wine from jamun. He had completed his Bachelor of Science from

the same university in 2016.

e:

aman181194@yahoo.com