WSET Human factors 2 Flashcards

1
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when does the winemaker bottle their wines if they wants to keep the primary fruit aromas? and how as the wine been stored?

A

after only a few months, stored in a insert vessel

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2
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what characteristics does a wine need to have to survive medium or long-term ageing?

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sufficient (tillräckliga) levels of tannin, acidity or alcohol, flavours that will develop in interesting ways

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3
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when can blending take place?

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at any stage during the winemaking process

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4
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what does blending allow the winemaker?

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to adjust the balance of the wine

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5
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how can you attain consistency and style in a wine?

A

by blending

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6
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how can you achieve the same style of a certain wine year after year?

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-many blending options: fermenting the wine in different vessels, using different grape varieties, vineyard plots, vintages, malolactic conversion

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7
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what are the three main ways to clarify a wine?

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sedimentation, fining, filtration

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8
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what is sedimentation?

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when the gross lees has settled in the bottom of the vessel the wine can gently be pumped into a different vessel, this is known as racking

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9
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what does sedimentation rely on?

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gravity

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