Chpt 1 Tasting and Evaluating Wine Flashcards
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS ALLOWS FOR THE BEST IMPRESSION OF A WINE
a. A room that has been cleaned with bleach
b. A room that allows natural light
c. A palate that has been freshly brushed with toothpaste
d. A palate after a cup of coffee
A room that allows natural light
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE MOST COMMON COLOUR FOR RED WINES?
a. Purple
b. Ruby
c. Garnet
d. Tawny
RUBY - usually found in medium structured or even matured or aged wines, the most common color
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE MOST COMMON COLOUR FOR WHITE WINES?
a. Lemon
b. Gold
c. Amber
d. Brown
LEMON - the most common color
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING COLOURS BEST DESCRIBES A RED WINE WITH SOME AGE?
a. Ruby
b. Garnet
c. Purple
d. Brown
Garnet
IF THE PIGMENTATION OF A WINE REACHES FROM THE CORE TO THE RIM, IT SHOULD BE DESCRIBED AS:
a. Pale
b. Medium
c. Deep
d. Pronounced
Deep
OAK AND MALOLACTIC CONVERSION AROMAS ARE CONSIDERED:
a. Primary Aromas
b. Secondary Aromas
c. Tertiary Aromas
d. Faulted Aromas
Secondary Aromas
A FORTIFIED WINE SUCH AS FINO SHERRY WITH 15% ALCOHOL IS DESCRIBED AS HAVING:
a. Low Alcohol
b. Medium Alcohol
c. High Alcohol
Low Alcohol
WHICH STRUCTURAL COMPONENT IS THE MAIN FACTOR THAT CONTRIBUTES TO BODY IN A WINE?
a. Sugar
b. Acidity
c. Tannins
d. Alcohol
Alcohol
WHICH FACTOR IS IMPORTANT FOR BALANCE IN WINE WITH SUGAR?
a. Acidity
b. Alcohol
c. Flavor characteristics
d. Tannins
Acidity
A WINE SHOULD MEET HOW MANY POSITIVE CRITERIA TO QUALIFY AS ACCEPTABLE?
a. One
b. Two
c. Three
d. None - there are problems on all criteria
One