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Published 2006
The fresh, fruity aroma of young wines derives in large part from the presence of the mixture of esters produced during fermentation, which is why it is usually called fermentation aroma. The precise nature of esters formed during fermentation is strongly influenced by the fermentation temperature, as well as the yeast strain and other factors. For more details, see temperature.
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