Winery Keywords Flashcards

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What is Fermentation?

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Is the chemical process by Which molecules such as sugars are broken down anaerobically.

Yeasty converts
Sugars > alcohol )
Alcohol > heat and acids )

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what is Maturation?

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is the process of maturing fermented wine makes them ready for drinking.

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3
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What is the use of Oak maturation?

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It’s used to soften the tannins and imparts complex secondary flavour (vanilla, smoke, cedar) and contributing to body.

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4
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What is tannins?

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Tannins are substance found mainly in plants leaves, stems, bark ** grapes skin and inner seeds** that create a drying, rubbing sensation on your tongue.

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5
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What’s is Sancerre?

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Sancerre is Sauvignon blanc.

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6
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What is Flor?

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Is a natural yeast layer formed during maturation in sherry wines.

It is needed to make Amontillado sherry.

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7
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What is a screwcap?

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An outside bottle closure.

Aluminium closure rolled to the bottle neck.

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8
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What is the temperature of fermentation for the red wine?

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It’s 20 to 32 degrees.

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9
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What is chaptalisation?

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Is the addition of sugars into the wine to increase the alcohol level in wine.
Raise In alcohol.

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10
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Food paring

Sweet food makes wine to taste?

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More drying and better, more acidic and fruity.

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Food paring

What is umami taste?

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Is one of the core taste which includes sweet, salty, sour and bitter

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What is umami means?

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Is means essence of deliciousness.

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13
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Food paring

What does salt makes wine taste like?

A

Less dry and bitter, less acidic more fruity more body.

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Food paring

What does acidic makes wine taste like?

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Less drying and bitter, less acidic more sweet and fruity.

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Food paring

What does chilli makes wine taste like?

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Chilli increases high concentration of alcohol in wine leading to burning sensation and body.

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16
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What is cork Taint?

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Cork taint is when wine tast complete off caused by the chemical known as TCA ( trichloroanisole ) the main source of the is contaminated cork and for this reason wine affected with TCA are referred to as corked.

17
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What does the terminology botrytis/noble rot mean?

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It’s a fungus that affects the grapes during growing season opening holes due to changes of weather fog and heat.

Concentrate grape sugars and the result is a sweet wine.

18
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Red Wine fault

What happens when wine is in cold condition?

A

It slowdown ageing.

19
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What does heat does to the wine?

A

It cooks the wine.

20
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White wine fault

What does sweetness does to the wine?

A

It’s make the wine rich.

21
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What is complexity?

A

All flavours from primary and second are well exposed in the palate.

22
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What happens when Harvesting in a cool climate?

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Less alcohol
Light body
Less tannins
More acidity

23
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What happens when Harvesting in a warm climate?

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More alcohol ( high sugars )
Fuller body
More tannin’s
Medium acidity

24
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Where is Grenache mostly planted in France?

A

Chateauneuf-du-Papa that’s where we receive complexity highly high body most most 60% dominant. Leather, dark fruity and meat

Cotè de Rhône as well mostly blended with Syrah.

25
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Where does maturation takes place?

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It’s takes place in a vessels made from oak?

26
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The typical order for red winemaking is?

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  • Crushing
  • Alcohol fermentation
  • drainage
  • Pressing
  • Storage or Maturation
  • Packing
27
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What is maceration?

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Meceration is the wine process the phenolic materials of the grape; tannins, colour and flovour compounds are unleashed from the grape skins, seeds and stem into the must.