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Glucose

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The monosaccharide (simple sugar) is better known as grape sugar (dextrose). This type of sugar is formed first in the grapes. At the beginning of fermentation, it is found in the grape must with fructose (fruit sugar) in a ratio of one to one. Both types of sugar belong to the hexoses and are together called invert sugar. They are very differently sweet, fructose is about two and a half times sweeter than glucose. During fermentation, glucose is preferentially converted into alcohol and carbon dioxide. This is why...

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