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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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1. 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.
Brick reds
variety
pigmented
clarity
2. What is the most familiar and frequently used sense?
equal caliber
pH
ideal wine storage conditions
Sight
3. Humans can identify 10 -000 different...
Sight
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
aromas
Will increase the release of a wine's aromatics?
4. What colors denote an older - mature red wine?
Brick reds
aerate
Sight
Bitter
5. Place deodorizers in the room to scent the air
pigmented
equal caliber
Sweet
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
6. Pulling the cork and allowing the wine to stand open does little to help _____ a wine.
pigmented
maximum sensitivity
aerate
color and appearance
7. To soften tannins - To allow more fruit flavors to emerge - To remove a wine from its sediment.
aerate
equal caliber
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
Why a wine is decanted
8. What colors can indicate high pH in a wine?
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
clarity
5-10%
Sweet
9. What is umami?
pigmented
A savory taste sensation.
pH
5-10%
10. What sense gives us the least accurate information about a wine?
Sight
aromas
Why a wine is decanted
pigmented
11. How many aromas can a human be trained to IDENTIFY?
1 -000
Pale yellow-greens
pH
Smell
12. What colors indicate that a wine hails from a cool growing region or was made from unripe grapes?
color and appearance
clarity
Pale yellow-greens
Smell
13. 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.
14. Aroma - although often used as a synonym for a wine's 'nose' - technically refers only to the scents of the grape ________ itself.
Sight
variety
aerate
equal caliber
15. Humans are most sensitive to what taste sensation?
Bitter
Pale yellow-greens
Brick reds
maximum sensitivity
16. Within what temperature range should full-bodied reds be served?
pigmented
aromas
62-68 degrees F
ideal wine storage conditions
17. 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.
equal caliber
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
aerate
clarity
18. Humans are least sensitive to what taste sensation?
pigmented
Sweet
clarity
pH
19. When evaluating a flight of wines - evaluate the of all the wines first - then quickly smell them all before evaluating each one at length.
color and appearance
5-10%
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
clarity
20. Color is linked to...
pH
Sight
Smell
Sight
21. Intensely __________ wines usually possess high levels of extract and flavor.
62-68 degrees F
Sight
INAPPROPRIATE for a professional wine tasting set up?
pigmented
22. A vibration-less environment - Constant temperature or minimal fluctuations in temperature - Minimal light exposure
5-10%
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
Will increase the release of a wine's aromatics?
ideal wine storage conditions
23. The tongue map is a map of...
Gold notes in a white wine; blue notes in a red wine
equal caliber
maximum sensitivity
Smell
24. What sense is the most important tool in wine evaluation?
Smell
pH
A savory taste sensation.
color and appearance
25. In normal breathing - what percentage of the air inhaled contacts the epithelium?
Why a wine is decanted
5-10%
Bitter
Sweet