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Oxygen promotes healthy yeast populations, and in some cases, too little can lead to reductive off-flavors. For some white wines, exposing must to oxygen before fermentation can lead to greater oxidation stability and better aging potential. In red wines, oxygen promotes reaction between anthocyanins and tannins, for greater color stability.
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