Ch 3 Flashcards

1
Q

2 methods of preserving wine

A

1 vaccumm system - oxygen is removed
2 blanket system- gas, heaver than oxygen, is put into the bottle to form a protective layer between the air and the surface

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2
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ordering wine # of glasses for

a) ____ x 125mL pour
b) ____ x 175mL pour
c) ____ x 250mL pour

A

ordering wine

a) 6 pours for ____ mL
b) 4 pours for ____ mL
c) 3 pours for _____mL

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3
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steps in opening sparking wine?

A

1) remove foil and loosen cage
2) cork must be held securely at all times
3) tilt the bottle at a 30 degree angle- grip cork, use other hand to grip base
4) turn bottle not cork
5) hold cork steady resist fly out
6) release pressure w/phut

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4
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Steps in decanting

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1) remove bottle horizontally from rack and place in decanting basket
- make sure deposit is not agitated
2) gently remove capsule and clean shoulder and neck, remove cork
3) remove bottle from basket holding bottle in front of a light, pour into decanter until deposit can be seen in neck

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5
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glass ware for red wine?

A

large glass–> will allow air to come in contact with a large wire surface and develop aromas and flavors

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6
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glassware for white and rose?

A

med size so that fresh fruit characters are gathers and directed toward the top of the glass

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7
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glassware for sparkling wine?

A

flute glass
shape enhances the effect for the bubble
-allowing the bubble to travel through the larger volume of the wine

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8
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glassware for fortified wine

A

small because high alcohol

but still large enough to swirl

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9
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steps to open still wine

A

1) remove top of capsule
2) wipe the neck
3) draw the cork
4) give the neck a final clean inside and out
5) pour a sample to check condition

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10
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serve temp of med/ full oaked white wines?

A

lightly chilled 10-13c

white burgundy, fume blanc 50-55f

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11
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serve temp of light/ med white wines

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muscadet, pinot grigio, NZ sauv blanc, fino sherry

chilled 7-10 c / 45-50 F

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12
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serve temp sweet wines?

A

sauterns, eiswein

Well chilled 6-8 C / 43-45 F

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13
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serve temp Sparkling wines

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champagnes, cava, asti

Well chilled 6-10 C/ 43-50 F

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14
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serv temp light bodied red wines

A

beaujolais, Valpolicella

lightly chilled 13 c / 55 f

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15
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serve temp med-full bodied red wines

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Red Bordeaux, roja, australia shiraz, CDP, Barolo, amarone, vintage port

room temp 15-18 C / 59-64 F

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16
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Point of consideration that should be observed when long term storing wines?

A

1) cool & constant temp 10-15 C
2) cork wines should be laid on side
3) away from strong light
4) away from vibrations