Enhancing Basilicata Wine Production with Indigenous Yeast Strains

Strengthening Basilicata's wine industry through indigenous yeast selection and local starter culture development

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This project develops a bank of indigenous, oenologically suitable yeast strains from Basilicata, Italy, to support local wine production. Selected strains—originating from regional samples and research initiatives like PIF-LI-ELUC—are tailored to the local ecotype and provided to wine producers as native starter cultures. The initiative strengthens the link between terroir, production, and wine quality, offering a sustainable alternative to commercial yeasts. By enhancing regional wine identity, the project enables the creation of distinctive, high-quality wines with potential for expanded domestic and international market access. Funded by the European Union, the project promotes the strategic revival of the local wine sector.

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Contribution detail info

Project

Productivity and Sustainability in Vitiviniculture

Productivity and Sustainability in Vitiviniculture

Location
Italy
Authors
Consorzio Qui Vulture - dott. Gerardo GIURATRABOCCHETTI
Purpose
Experimentation, Evaluation, Dissemination

File type
document
Created on
Dec 31, 2020
Origin language
English
License
CC BY