SENSORY EVALUATION/CONDITION OF WINE Flashcards

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How (warm) temperature during service affects a wine?

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*Increase the perception of the aromas, sweetness, & alcohol.
*Decreases the perception of acid & tannins.

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How (cool) temperature during service affects a wine?

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*Increases the perception of acids and tannins.
*Decreases the perception of fruit, sweetness, & alcohol.

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Describe the scale for alcohol?

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*LOW= below 10%abv
*Medium (-)= 10,10.5, 11% abv
*Medium=11.5, 12, 12.5 % abv
*Medium (+)= 13, 13.5, 14 % abv
*High= 14.5 % abv and above.

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What you need to mention when asses Sight aka Appearance? (10)

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*Clarity
*Brightness
*Concentration
*Gas Evidence
*Sediment/Particles
*Color
*Hue
*Rim Variation
*Extract / Stain
*Viscosity

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What you need to mention when asses Nose? (7)

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*Clean / Faulty
*Intensity
*Age assessment
*Fruit Condition
*Primary Aromas
*Secondary Aromas
*Tertiary Aromas

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What you need to mention when assess Palate? (11)

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*Sweetness
*Tannin
*Acid
*Alcohol
*Body / Texture
*Primary Flavors
*Secondary Flavors
*Tertiary Flavors
*Balance
*Length / Finish
*Complexity

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What you need to mention when assess Conclusion? (7)

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*Old/ New World
*Climate
*Grape variety/ Blend
*Country of Origen
*Region/ Appellation
*Quality / Hierarchy
*Age/VIntage

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What means Mderization wine fault?

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*It has cooked characteristics, and caused if the wine being at too much heat during:
*Production
*Maturation
*Transportation
*Storage

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Describe Oxidation wine fault?

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*Not necessarily a fault as it is a normal part of the maturation process.
*Medium to high levels is a fault, and caused by allowing to much air to come in contact with the wine during:
*Production
*Maturation
*Bottling

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