03. Storage And Service Flashcards

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Storage | Which are the 3 most important storage points;

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  1. Cool and constant temperature;
  2. Keep them away from strong sunshine and artificial light;
  3. If sealed with cork, keep them on the side.
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Storage | Why to keep cork sealed wines on theirs sides?

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So the cork doesn’t dry.
Dry corks can allow oxygen inside the wine.

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Storage | What happens if the wines are exposed to strong light for too long?

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Can cause the wine to taste stale and old. Lose the flavor.

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Storage | What happens if the wines are exposed to strong light for too long?

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Can make the wine taste stale and old.
Lose the flavor.

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Service | Temperature to sweet wines:

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Well chilled.
6-8•c

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Service | Temperature for sparkling wines:

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Well chilled.
6-8•c

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Service | Temperature for light and medium body whites:

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Chilled.
7-10•c

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Service | Temperature for rosé wines:

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Chilled.
7-8•c

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Service | Temperature for full body whites:

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Lightly chilled.
10-13•c

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Service | Temperature for light reds:

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Lightly chilled or room temperature.
13-18•c

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Service | Temperature for medium to full-bodied reds:

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Room temperature.
15-18•c

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Service | Basic rule for wine glass shape:

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Red wine glasses should be slightly larger than white wine glasses.
Sparkling glasses should be flute or tulip shape.

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Service | 3 points to check when you serve a wine:

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  1. The appearance (for haziness);
  2. That there are no bits floating;
  3. Aroma faults.
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Service | Ways to keep the wine fresh:

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Vacuum systems;
Blanket systems (gas systems).

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Service | Name common wine faults during service:

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• cork taint;
• failure in closure;
• heat damage.

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16
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Service | What is a CORKED wine?

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Contaminated with TCA.
A chemical called Trichloroanisole.
Make the wine smell like cardboard, wet dog, horse sweat.