Composition And Aromas Flashcards

1
Q

Primary, secondary, tertiary aromas

A

P: from grape: grassy, floral
S: from fermented: fruity
T: maturation in bottle: leather, wood

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2
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Why is phase of ripeness important

A

Causes different aromas and has different sugar levels = % alcohol influence

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3
Q

How much sugars is need for a wine to be table wine

A

Less than 5 g/L

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4
Q

What does the was layer around skin do

A

Protect berry against diseases and microbes

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5
Q

How much sugar is 1•Balling

A

10g/L

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6
Q

How do you determine if grapes are ripe by looking at sugar

A

19-24 •B

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7
Q

What is Chaptallisation

A

Sweeting of wine with only grape sugars

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8
Q

How much sugar produces 1% alcohol

A

17g

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9
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How do you measure sugar amount

A

Balling meter/ refractometer

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10
Q

What are the two most important organic acids

A

Tartaric and Malic

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11
Q

Does a decrease in acidity cause a increase or decrease in pH

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Decrease in acidity causes increase in pH

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12
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Why is pH of wine crucial

A

Determines effectiveness of SO2
Colour stability
Microbial stability
Oxidation

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