Table 3. The content of organic acid of yakju prepared by different commercial yeasts before and after aging (mg/L)

OT1) SC LA CM FE
Malic acid Before 28.40±1.192)b3) 41.71±13.29b 42.31±13.86b 2.80±0.82c 74.42±1.48a
After 36.65±4.13c 67.38±0.38b 65.18±2.39b 22.21±4.43d 90.73±2.58a
t-value −2.20 −2.66 −1.99 −5.23 −20.99*4)
Lactic acid Before 124.76±21.88abc 88.50±3.38c 121.64±27.70bc 137.88±15.94ab 169.80±5.49a
After 101.94±9.56b 98.86±2.67b 96.97±0.27b 166.74±10.52a 163.15±4.37a
t-value 1.03 −2.42 1.27 −7.53 8.38
Citric acid Before 4.68±0.21b 2.74±0.95b 10.43±1.99a 6.03±3.08ab 5.50±0.62b
After 5.77±2.82 15.12±1.33 9.95±2.40 9.27±5.01 7.29±1.17
t-value −0.51 −46.60* 0.16 −2.37 −4.55
Succinic acid Before 27.52±0.46a 22.31±0.39ab 17.45±8.20bc 10.26±0.04c 16.52±1.00bc
After 40.20±1.48a 33.85±0.71a 34.53±1.25a 37.30±4.83a 18.67±9.51b
t-value −17.60* −14.76* −3.48 −7.99 −0.29
OT, SC, LA, CM, and FE means yakju prepared by Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast ottogi, songcheon, la parisinne, chungmoo, and fermivin, repectively.
All values are mean ± standard deviation (n=3).
a-dmeans in a row by different superscripts are significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test at p<0.05.
Asterisks indicate significant differences between before and after aging of yakju made from commercial yeasts (*p<0.05, **p<0.01, ***p<0.001, respectively).