Food and Beverage Pairing Flashcards

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Wine Structural Elements

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Sweetness
Tannin
Acidity
Alcohol
Texture
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What are the four guiding principles of wine pairing?

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Evaluate the wine
Evaluate the dish
Match the intensity
Understand important interactions

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What factors to consider when evaluating a wine?

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Structure elements
Flavor elements
Taste elements

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Wine Structural Elements

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Sweetness
Tannin
Acidity
Alcohol
Texture
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Wine Flavor Elements

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Fruit and fruit condition
Non-fruit
Earthiness
Oak influence and flavors
Service Temperature
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What factors to consider when evaluating a dish?

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Main Ingredients
Cooking Method
Sauces
Condiments
Sides
Textures
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This food ingredient helps reduce our palate’s perception of acidity and make tannins in a wine feel more astringent

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Salt

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This food ingredient helps reduce our palate’s perception of tannins in wine.

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Fat

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Sweet sauces will make dry wines seem

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even drier or even austere

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Spicy foods heightens our perception of alcohol in beverages but can be mitigated by this

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Sweetness

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What _____ together, goes together

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grows

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Synergistic pairing structure, flavor, texture or intensity of food to wine.

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Complementing

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Pairing opposing elements of structure, flavor, or texture of food to wine.

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Contrasting

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Classic Pairing - Foie gras

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Sauternes - Rich, unctuous wine with creamy, rich, salty fat.

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Classic Pairing - Fresh goat cheese

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Sauvignon Blanc - High-acid cheese meets high-acid wine

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16
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Classic Pairing - Steak

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Cabernet Sauvignon - Tannin vs. Protein and Fat

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Classic Pairing - Sardines

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Manzanilla Sherry - Salt and fish oil can stand up to stronger flavors in wine

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Classic Pairing - White Truffles

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Barolo or Barbaresco - Earthy truffles with earthy wine

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Classic Pairing - Roast chicken

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Beaujolais - soft tannins make the Beaujolais versatile with the leaner chicken

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Stilton cheese

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Port - salty cheese vs. sweet wine