Session #1. Factors affecting wine style and quality. Chapters 4 & 5. Flashcards

1
Q

What is another name for Botrytis?

A

Noble rot

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2
Q

Which red grape requires a warm climate to succesfully ripen?

A

Grenache

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3
Q

Most vineyards are planted between what latitudes north and south of the equator?

A

30° and 50°

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4
Q

Which white grape grows well in cool, moderate and warm climates?

A

Chardonnay

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5
Q

What is the formula for creation of alcohol?

A

Yeast converts sugar into alcohol (plus CO2 and warmth is created, and aromas change).

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6
Q

Red wines are fermented at what temperature?

A

20°C to 32°C (68°F-90°F)

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7
Q

What are the stages for white wine making…

A

Crushing - pressing - fermentation

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8
Q

What effect does a malolactic conversion have on a wine?

A

Lowers the acidity, creates buttery flavour

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9
Q

Which type of oak barrel will have the most effect on a wine? Large or small?

A

Small (greater surface area in contact with wine)

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10
Q

What level of acidity is associated with most sweet white wine?

A

High This is partly because acidity is concentrated along with sweetness in the grapes, but also because it’s needed to balance the sweetness for a refreshing but sweet style.

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