BANANA WINE PROCESSING
Banana wine
is a fruit wine made exclusively from bananas.
It is
different from banana beer, which has a long tradition and
great cultural significance in East Africa. In Tanzania, banana wine is made
commercially by fermenting peeled, mashed, ripe bananas.
Water (to dilute the rather thick banana mash), wine yeast and sugar are added to the "banana mash’’. This wine can be made from most banana varieties irrespective of whether they are cooking, brewing or dessert type. A few varieties like Apple banana that remain hard even after ripening are not suitable for wine making.
Water (to dilute the rather thick banana mash), wine yeast and sugar are added to the "banana mash’’. This wine can be made from most banana varieties irrespective of whether they are cooking, brewing or dessert type. A few varieties like Apple banana that remain hard even after ripening are not suitable for wine making.
banana fruits |
PROCEDURE
OF BANANA WINE MAKING
Preparation and juice extraction.
i.Ripe
banana is washed and peeled carefully
ii.After
peeling, the banana should be grinded in small pieces,
squeezed into juice and put into a clean (sterilized) plastic container.
squeezed into juice and put into a clean (sterilized) plastic container.
Juice physical and chemical analysis.
i.Mls
of sample is taken out and pH, acidity, TSS (total soluble solids) and
alcohol are measured.
alcohol are measured.
ii.Acidity
is adjusted to 0.67% and TSS should be adjusted to appropriate
level of 22%.
level of 22%.
wine packaging |
Fermentation and tracking of selected
physical and chemical analysis
i.Then
baker’s yeast is pitched into juice at a rate of 2g per litre and the
mixture be should be covered loosely with cotton wool until vigorous
fermentation stops.
mixture be should be covered loosely with cotton wool until vigorous
fermentation stops.
ii.When
fermentation subsides the container is closed tightly with an air lock
device.
device.
iii.The
process of fermentation is monitored at 0, 7, 14 and 21days and
thereafter every 7 days by using TSS, pH, acidity, and alcohol parameters.
thereafter every 7 days by using TSS, pH, acidity, and alcohol parameters.
iv.The
wine is decanted and/or filtered, filled in bottles and cap.|
v.Finally,
the wine should be cooled and preserved prior to assessment of
quality.
quality.
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REFERENCES
PARTICIPANTS
NAME
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REG NO
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MBWAGA, Innocent
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FTS/D/2013/0076
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MLISHIDI, Shabani
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FST/D/2013/0037
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AMBILIKILE, Isaya Fabian
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FST/D/2013/0019
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GULMAY,Barikieli
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FST/D/2013/0006
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MATTABA, Kariba
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FST/D/2013/0013
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GODWIN, Ibrahim N
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FST/D/2013/0005
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FREDNAND,NYANDWI L
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FST/D/2013/0025
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MATTABA,KARIBA
|
FST/D/2013/0013
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LYELU NEVILLE Y
|
FST/D/2013/0047
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LASMON SAMWEL W
|
FST/D/2013/0077
|
AMON,OBADIA O
|
FST/D/2013/0075
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1 comment:
MBWAGA, Innocent FST/D/2013/0076
MLISHIDI, Shabani FST/D/2013/0037
AMBILIKILE, Isaya Fabian FST/D/2013/0019
GULMAY,Barikieli FST/D/2013/0006
MATTABA, Kariba FST/D/2013/0013
GODWIN, Ibrahim N FST/D/2013/0005
FREDNAND,NYANDWI L FST/D/2013/0025
LYELU NEVILLE Y FST/D/2013/0047
LASMON SAMWEL W FST/D/2013/0077
AMON,OBADIA O FST/D/2013/0075
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