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Wine Tasting And Etiquette
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Subject
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soft-skills
Instructions:
Answer 25 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Intensely __________ wines usually possess high levels of extract and flavor.
pigmented
A savory taste sensation.
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
Will increase the release of a wine's aromatics?
2. When tasting sparkling wines whose base cuvees are of _______ - judge them by virtue of their bead and mousse...the smaller the bead and the more generous the mousse - the higher the quality of the sparkling wine.
Sweet
A savory taste sensation.
equal caliber
Brick reds
3. What is the most familiar and frequently used sense?
pH
Sight
Smell
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
4. Aroma - although often used as a synonym for a wine's 'nose' - technically refers only to the scents of the grape ________ itself.
Smell
pigmented
ideal wine storage conditions
variety
5. Place deodorizers in the room to scent the air
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
5-10%
clarity
equal caliber
6. Color is linked to...
pH
Sweet
Why a wine is decanted
Pale yellow-greens
7. What colors denote an older - mature red wine?
Pale yellow-greens
color and appearance
5-10%
Brick reds
8. Humans can identify 10 -000 different...
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
aromas
Why a wine is decanted
9. Pulling the cork and allowing the wine to stand open does little to help _____ a wine.
aerate
pH
Brick reds
Sweet
10. A vibration-less environment - Constant temperature or minimal fluctuations in temperature - Minimal light exposure
equal caliber
A savory taste sensation.
aerate
ideal wine storage conditions
11. In order to inspect a wine for ________ - hold the wine up to a bright light or use flashlight with a focused beam to check for particulate matter.
A savory taste sensation.
pH
5-10%
clarity
12. What colors can indicate high pH in a wine?
color and appearance
Bitter
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
pigmented
13. Within what temperature range should full-bodied reds be served?
Pale yellow-greens
aromas
62-68 degrees F
Sight
14. What sense gives us the least accurate information about a wine?
color and appearance
Sight
ideal wine storage conditions
clarity
15. When evaluating a flight of wines - evaluate the of all the wines first - then quickly smell them all before evaluating each one at length.
variety
1 -000
color and appearance
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
16. In normal breathing - what percentage of the air inhaled contacts the epithelium?
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
1 -000
maximum sensitivity
5-10%
17. The tongue map is a map of...
maximum sensitivity
Sight
Bitter
Sweet
18. What sense is the most important tool in wine evaluation?
aerate
Pale yellow-greens
A savory taste sensation.
Smell
19. Humans are most sensitive to what taste sensation?
variety
Bitter
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
color and appearance
20. Humans are least sensitive to what taste sensation?
Will increase the release of a wine's aromatics?
pigmented
Sweet
color and appearance
21. What is umami?
maximum sensitivity
A savory taste sensation.
Why a wine is decanted
aromas
22. What colors indicate that a wine hails from a cool growing region or was made from unripe grapes?
Sight
Bitter
Pale yellow-greens
Will increase the release of a wine's aromatics?
23. How many aromas can a human be trained to IDENTIFY?
1 -000
aerate
Smell
maximum sensitivity
24. Warming the glass (and the wine) by holding the bowl of the wineglass in your hands - Swirling the wine in the glass - Decanting the bottle before pouring the wine into the glass.
25. To soften tannins - To allow more fruit flavors to emerge - To remove a wine from its sediment.
Why a wine is decanted
Smell
equal caliber
5-10%