Winemaking: Ch 7 blue handwritten flashcards
Ch 7: Human Factors
What is the first step after grapes are harvested?
Grapes receive their first dose of SO2. Grapes are put on sorting tables to eliminate unripe or rotten grapes and to separate out unwanted or grapes of different quality. (p. 44)
SWA: Define protective winemaking 2 marks; Why might a producer not want to do protective winemaking? 2 marks
See Common Elements in Winemaking SWA taped on blue flashcard (p. 44)
Destemming - blue handwritten flashcards
Grape Processing (p. 46)
Crushing - blue handwritten flashcards
Grape Processing (p. 46)
Pressing & Fractions - blue handwritten flashcards
(p. 47, p. 64)
Vertical ‘basket’ presses, Pneumatic Presses (Champagne) - blue handwritten flashcards
(p. 47, photos p. 48. Purest juice off press in Champagne winemaking: Cuvee, remainder is Taille. Best Champagne made with Cuvee p. 180)
“Press Wine” - blue handwritten flashcards
(p. 47 and 64)
Sugar & Raise Alcohol (1) RCGM - blue handwritten flashcards
(Human Factor-Adjustment to Must, p. 47)
Sugar & Raise Alcohol (2) Chapitalisation - blue handwritten flashcards
(Human Factor-Adjustment to Must, p. 47)
Sugar & Raise Alcohol (3) - blue handwritten flashcards
(Human Factor-Adjustment to Must, p. 47)
Adjustment: Acidification - blue handwritten flashcards
(Human Factor-Adjustment to Must, p. 48)
Adjustment: Deacidification - blue handwritten flashcards
(Human Factor-Adjustment to Must, p. 48)
Pre-Bottling Maturation - Lees - blue handwritten flashcards
(p. 49)
Pre-Bottling Maturation - Blending - blue handwritten flashcards
(p. 50)
Clarification: Sedimentation/Settling - blue handwritten flashcards
(p. 50)