Stouts and Stuff March 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Name 8 stout styles from medium to full bodied

A
  1. Irish Dry
  2. English
  3. American
  4. Oatmeal
  5. Foreign/Export
  6. Milk/sweet Stout
  7. Russian Imperial
  8. American Double/Imperial
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2
Q

What body would you describe an Irish Dry Stout?

A

“medium to might”

“on the lighter side of medium”

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3
Q

WHat are the LAME colors

A

black
brown
red orange
yellow

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4
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What are some words to describe body and mouth-feel?

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slick, velvety, creamy, sweet, luscious, bold, sharp, full, rich

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5
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some colors for black that you can use to better define the color of a beer.

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ebony, onyx, slate, obsidian, umber, jet, russet, garnet, mahogany, sable, cherry wood

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6
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words that you can use to make the descriptions more in depth:

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intense, mild, deep, rich, hazy, light, hints of…,

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7
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There was a chart that showed the color black and

A

its variants

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8
Q

Most beers are not going to be a one dimensional color, they will have a ______ color and then somewhat of a _________ color.

A

base

Highlight

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9
Q

Describe the body and color of a Russian Imperial Stout

A

Full bodied beer that has a rich jet black color with deep garnet

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10
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What are some words to describe malt:

A

Snickers: nutty, nuggety, caramel, mild milk chocolate, roasty, grainy,

Smores: burnt cream, toasted graham crackers, fudge, toasty

Nutella: Pralines, almonds, milk chocolate, hazelnut, walnut,

espresso, coffee, black coffee, smoky, molasses,

Amaretto, prunes, raisens, plums, amaretto,

Red velvet cake

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11
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The color of our foods and drinks has a lot to do with how we

A

except those foods and drinks to taste or smell like

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12
Q

Through out our lives we have associated the foods and beverages we have had with_____

A

color

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13
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Our_____ have certain expectations of how food or drinks should taste based on their ______

A

Brains

Appearance

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14
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Humans begin to _______ certain colors with various foods and drinks from _____. Therefore equate these colors to _____ and _____ throughout life

A

associate
birth
tastes and flavors

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15
Q

____is considered the most important component of ____, as it allows us to distinguish what we suspect to be eating or drinking.

A

smell

flavor

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16
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Another important sense is _____, this provides info about texture, whether is be a slippery _____ or the ____/____ of a highly carbonated champagne.

A

touch
oyster
fizz/prickle

17
Q

The sense of touch is accompanied by our ability to feel_____ or ______ for instance the same _____ are activated when eating a jalapeño as when we feel ____-thus the ‘burn’ of peppers

A

pressure or pain
nerves
pain

18
Q

When we describe beer flavor or taste, think about describing it as ______

A

“Taste(sweet->salty->sour->bitter)->=overall flavor and finish

19
Q

Describe Lindeman’s Framboise

A

opaque magenta
dark pinkish head
taste if sweet raspberries, with a full carbonated body, and a long puckering jolly rancher finish

20
Q

Taste (flavor) is the collaboration of

A

Smell, perception, touch, and the efforts of all of our taste buds.

21
Q

As food and drinks make their way to being swallowed, they pass the ____ _____ ______ which are located in the roof of the ____. This area of the _____ is involved with ______, in particularly memories of ____. This is why smells can evoke powerful _____ of your ________. It is at this point that ______ ________ is acknowledged by the consumer.

A
Olfactory nerve endings
nose
brain
memory
places
memories 
experiences
full flavor
22
Q

When we describe beer with quirky adjectives (i.e. ______ for brown ales), it gives the guest a ______ __ ________ and something to identify with

A

Snickers

point of reference

23
Q

_____ is a 5th flavor and is described as ______ (particularly for _____ or anything with ____) and is literally translated as ‘___________’ in Japanese.

A
umami
savory
meats
MSG
deliciousness
24
Q

back of tongue:
back sides
front sides
front of tongue

A

bitter
sour
salty
sweet

25
Q

Umami is where on the tongue?

A

even-ally dispersed through out the tongue