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SAT approach to tasting Flashcards

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What are three descriptors for animal?

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Leather, meaty, farmyard

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What are modifiers for fruits? offer three

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ripe or unripe; cooked/jammy or fresh; dried

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How many elements do you evaluate for conclusion?

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One - quality

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Provide four terms for dried fruit

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Raisin, Figs, prune, sultana

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What are the options for body?

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Light, medium, full

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What are the six elements to evaluate for palate?

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Sweetness, Acidity, Tannin, Body, Flavour characteristics, Finish

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Name six tropical fruit descriptors

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Pineapple, Melon, Lychee, Mango, Passion Fruit, Banana

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Name the four characteristics you evaluate in the SAT

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Appearance, Nose, Palate, Conclusions

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How many elements do you evaluate for palate?

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Six - Sweetness, acidity, tannin, body, finish, flavour

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Aroma and flavour characteristics have the same descriptors (T/F)

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True

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What are six descriptors for mineral?

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Earth, petrol, rubber, tar, stony/steely, wet wool

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What are the TEN colour descriptors for white, rose and red that you can use?

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White: Lemon, Gold, Amber; Rose: Pink, Salmon, Orange; Red: Purple, Ruby, Garnet, Tawny

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What are the two options for wine clarity?

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Clear or Hazy

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What is the difference between ruby and garnet?

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Garnet will have a tinge of brown.

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What are the options for quality? (six)

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Faulty, poor, acceptable, good, very good, outstanding

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What are three terms for pungent spice

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White pepper, black pepper, juniper, liquorice

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Name six red fruit descriptors

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Cherry, Red currant, strawberry, raspberry, cranberry, plum

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What are five terms for sweet spice

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Cinnamon, cloves, ginger, nutmeg, vanilla

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How many elements do you evaluate for nose?

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Three - condition, intensity, aroma characteristics

20
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What are six descriptors for (kernel) seed?

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Almond, coconut, hazelnut, walnut, chocolate, coffee

21
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Name three stone fruit descriptors

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Nectarine, Peach, Apricot

22
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How do you decide if a wine has a light nose or a pronounced nose?

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Light nose - got to put your nose really in to get the small but pronounced you get from 5 inches away

23
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What are six terms for underripe vegetable

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Bell pepper, grass, white pepper, leafiness, tomato, potato

24
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How many elements do you evaluate for appearance?

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Three - clarity, intensity, colour

25
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What are the options for describing the condition of a wine as determined by the nose?

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Clean or Unclean

26
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Name five green fruit descriptors

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Green apple, pear, red apple, gooseberry, grape

27
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What are five terms for vegetable

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Cabbage, peas, beans, black and green olive

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What are the options for tannins?

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Low, medium, high

29
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What are three terms for herbaceous

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Grass, asparagus, blackcurrant leaf

30
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What are six categories of fruit flavours?

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Citrus fruit, green fruit, Stone fruit, Tropical fruit, red fruit, black fruit

31
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What are six terms for herbal

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Eucalyptus, mint, medicinal, lavender, fennel, dill

32
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Which characteristic do you consider six elements of a wine?

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Palate

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What are the options for sweetness?

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Dry, off-dry, medium, sweet

34
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What are the three elements to evaluate for appearance?

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Clarity, Intensity, Colour

35
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What are the three broad categories to consider when seeking wine aroma/flavour characteristics?

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1: Floral/Fruit
2: Spice/Vegetable
3: Oak/Other

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Name four black fruit descriptors

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Blueberry, black berry, black currant, black cherry

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What are the options for acidity?

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Low, medium, high

38
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Name three floral descriptors

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Blossom, Rose and Violet

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What are six more specific descriptors for oak?

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Vanilla, toast, cedar, charred wood, smoke, resinous

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What are the options for describing the intensity of a wine as determined by the nose?

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Light, Medium or Pronounced.

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Name three citrus fruit descriptors

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Grapefruit, lemon, lime

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What are the THREE options for wine intensity of appearance?

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Pale, Medium or Deep

43
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What are the options for finish?

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Short, medium, long

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What are the three elements to evaluate for nose?

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Condition, intensity, aroma characteristics

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