Chpt 25 - Sherry & Port Flashcards
IDENTIFY THE FACTORS THAT SHERRY AND PORT SHARE IN COMMON.
- They are both fortified
- They are both from Spain
- They are both always sweet
- They are both always reda. 1 only
b. 1 & 3
c. 1,2,& 4
d. All of the above
They are both fortified (1 only)
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE SPANISH REGION THAT PRODUCES SHERRY?
a. Catalunya
b. Douro Valley
c. Jerez de la Frontera
d. Rioja
Jerez de la Frontera
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BEST DESCRIBES THE SWEETNESS LEVEL OF SHERRY?
a. Dry
b. Medium
c. Sweet
d. All of the above
Dry, Medium, Sweet (all of the above)
THE LOCAL WHITE GRAPE RESPONSIBLE FOR SHERRY PRODUCTION IS:
a. Albarino
b. Flor
c. Palomino
d. Tempraillo
Palomino
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE AGING TECHNIQUE RESPONSIBLE FOR PRODUCING SHERRY?
a. Gran Resera
b. Malolactic Conversion
c. Solera System
d. Traditional Method
SOLERA SYSTEM - a system of old oak casks containing wines of different ages. The wines are continually blended together as they age, ensuring a consistent and complex style of mature wine
WHICH STYLE OF SHERRY IS/DOES NOT SHOW OXIDATIVE CHARACTERS OF WALNUTS AND CARAMEL?
a. Amontillado
b. Cream
c. Fino
d. Oloroso
Fino - typically pale lemon in color with aromas of apple, almonds, and pronounced flavors derived from the flor (biscuit, bread dough)
WHAT ROLE DOES FLOR PLAY IN SHERRY?
a. It is a type of white, chalky soil unique to the region
b. It is a type of grape that is neutral in flavor
c. It is an aging process that allows for blending from many different vintages
d. It is a type of yeast that forms a protective layer on the wine
It is a type of yeast that forms a protective layer on the wine
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF SHERRY IS DRY?
a. Pale Cream
b. Medium
c. PX
d. None of the above
NONE OF THE ABOVE - Fino, Oloroso, Amontillado
WHICH STYLE OF SHERRY IS REFORTIFIED TO 17% PARTWAY THROUGH THE AGING PROCESS?
a. Amontillado
b. Fino
c. Pale Cream
d. Pedro Ximenez
Amontillado
WHICH STYLE OF SHERRY IS BOTH THE NAME OF A GRAPE AND A SWEET, SUN DRIED WINE?
a. Amontillado
b. Oloroso
c. Palomino
d. Pedro Ximenez
Pedro Ximenez
HOW DOES PORT BECOME A SWEET WINE?
a. Fermentation is halted with the addition of alcohol
b. Noble rot affects ripe grapes on the vines
c. Red grapes are dried on straw mats to concentrate sugars
d. Unfermented grape juice is added to the final wine
Fermentation is halted with the addition of alcohol
WHICH STYLE OF PORT IS THE MOST BASIC RED?
a. LBV
b. Tawny
c. Ruby
d. Vintage
Ruby
WHICH STYLE OF PORT WILL HAVE OXIDATIVE CHARACTERS OF WALNUT AND CARAMEL
a. Reserve Ruby
b. Vintage
c. LBV
d. Tawny
Tawny
WHICH STYLE OF PORT IS FROM A SINGLE YEAR?
a. 20 year Tawny
b. LBV
c. Ruby
d. Reserve Ruby
LBV (Late bottled Vintage)
VINTAGE PORT IS ONLY PRODUCED IN EXCEPTIONAL YEARS.
a. True
b. False
True