lesson 10 Flashcards

1
Q

wine and food pairing is very ____ but still had some general ____

A

subjective, rules

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2
Q

taste buds adapt to

A

levels of structural components when eating something which influences perception of taste of next bite/sip

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3
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some flavors ____

A

linger and coming withe new ones

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4
Q

what parts of food influence/interact with wine

A

tecture, temperature adn mouth-coating effect

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5
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what is key always!

A

balance

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6
Q

what are the main structural components of taste of food?

A

acidity, sweetness, salt, umami, bitterness

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7
Q

what is the difference between taste and flavor

A

take only refers to these five components, flavor includes aromatics of food

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8
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what does salt in food increase in wine

A

perception of body and fruit

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9
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what does salt in food decrease in wine

A

perception of acidity and bitterness

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10
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conclusions about salt in food

A

salt is friend in food and wine pairing

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11
Q

what does sweetness in food increase in wine

A

perception of bitterness, acidity, and burning effect of alcohol

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12
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what does sweetness in food decrease in wine?

A

perception of body, sweetness, and fruitiness in wine

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13
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what are the conclusions about wine in food

A

with a sweet dish always go for a sweet wine

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14
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what does acidity in food increase in wine

A

perception of body, sweetness and fruitiness

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15
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what does acidity in food decrease in wine

A

perception of acidity

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16
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what does umami in food increase in wine

A

perception of bitterness, astringency, acidity and alcohol burn

16
Q

what does bitterness in food increase in wine

A

increases perception of bitterness in wine BUT VERY SUBJECTIVE

17
Q

what does umami in food decrease in wine

A

perception of body sweetness and fruit

17
Q

conclusions about acidity in food

A

improves soft components of wine BUT wine should be at least as acidic as the food so it doesn’t taste flat

18
Q

conclusions about bitterness in food

A

avoid high tannin reds

18
Q

local wine with ______ because

A

local wine because they might have evolved together

18
Q

conclusions about umami in food

A

tricky, usually already balanced by salt – don’t overdo it with tannins and flavor fruit-forward wines

19
Q

flavor intensity of wine and food should be ________

A

balanced

19
Q

try to ________ flavors on top of taste

A

match/combine