Chapter 5-Table 1 Flashcards

1
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The process of breaking open the grape berries and allowing the juice to flow.

A

Crushing

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2
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The process of allowing contact between grape skins and grape juice before fermentation starts

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Cold Soak

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3
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The process of separating the grape juice from the skins and other solids

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Pressing

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4
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Grape juice, or a mixture of juice and solids, that is destined to be fermented into wine

A

Must

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5
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Considered to be the highest quality juice in the batch

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Free Run

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6
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Italian term for “Pomace Brandy”

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Grappa

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7
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Adding sugar to the juice/juice mixture before fermentation——

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Chaptalization

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8
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French term for “juice settling”——

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Debourbage

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9
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Number of liters in a 60-gallon barrel

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225

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10
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Typical strain of yeast used for winemaking

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Saccharomyces Cerevisiae

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11
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Type of fermentation carried out by lactic bacteria

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Malolactic fermentation

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12
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Type of ester, created by MLF, that smells “buttery”

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Diacetyl

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13
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Term used for expired yeast cells and other solid matter in a newly fermented wine——

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Lees

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14
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The process of stirring the dead yeas cells and other solid matter into a wine while aging

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Batonnage (Lees Stirring)

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15
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A gentle form of clarification that uses gravity, allowingsolids to sink to the bottom of the container.

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Racking

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16
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A form of clarification that uses an inert material such as gelatin or bentonite to bind to solid particles ——

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Fining

17
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A type of clarification that involves straining the wine through a barrier with small openings ——

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Filtering

18
Q

A type of clarification that uses a large piece of laboratory equipment in order to accelerate gravity.——

A

Centrifuge

19
Q

A type of clarification used to prevent the formation of tartrates ——

A

Cold stabilization

20
Q

Term used for the extraction of color, tannin, and flavor components from red wine skins during wine production ——

A

Maceration

21
Q

Method of cap manageemnt that involves movingjuice from the bottom of the tank and spraying it over the top of the cap

A

Pumping Over

22
Q

The French term for “rack and return”——

A

Delestage

23
Q

The “binding together” of tannin molecules as red wine ages and matures ——

A

Polymerization

24
Q

French name for a 225-liter barrel——

A

Barrique

25
Q

Alternative method of red wine fermentation sometimes referred to as “whole berry fermentation”——

A

Carbonic Maceration

26
Q

Method used to produce both hearty reds and rose’ wines by “bleeding” off some of the juice. ——

A

Saignee

27
Q

Method used to produce very pale rose’, such as those made in Provence ——

A

Direct Press

28
Q

Type of wine made in German from frozen grapes ——

A

Eiswein

29
Q

Adding distilled spirits to a wine

A

Fortification

30
Q

Type of fungus present in the grapes used to make Sauternes ——

A

Botrytis Cinerea