Chardonnay - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HADM 4300 Final Study Guide with Complete Solutions "show reserve" on wine label Wine has won a medal at wine competition Australia climate Generally warm, dry, varies from state to state Australia geographic location 85% Australia multiple geographic locations 95% Australia signature red Shiraz, same as Syrah Australia signature white Chardonnay Australia varietal 85% Australia vintage 85% Australia's important wine regions - Mainly located in southern and coole...

What are the major grape varieties grown in the different districts or appellations of Bordeaux - AnswerWhites: Semillon (dominant), Sauv Blanc, Muscadelle, Ugni Blanc Reds: Merlot (dominant), Cab Sauv, Cab Franc, Malbec, Petit Verdot Left Bank (Haut-Medoc, Pessac-Leognan, Graves): Cab Sauv Right Bank (St-Emilion, Pomerol): Merlot Haut Medoc is the most important left bank district with 4 principal communes: St-Estephe, Pauillac, StJulien, Margaux. Also 2 smaller communes: Listrac and Moulis...

WSET Level 2 Newest 2024 Actual Exam Test Bank Questions and Detailed Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+ Where is Touraine and which grape variety is used? - Answer- Loire Valley; Chenin Blanc Describe a Chenin Blanc from Touraine - Answer- medium bodied wines, medium sweetness, high acidity, unoaked, citrus, green and tropical fruit (lemon, apple, pineapple) and some herbaceous aromas (green leaf) Where in the Loire Valley is sweet wine made and which grape varietal is used? ...

Which wine is an example of a full-bodied wine? 1) Pinot grigio 2) Cabernet Sauvignon 3) Cotes du Rhone 4) Sancerre - ANSWER Cabernet Sauvignon Which is true of Port? 1) Always sweet and high in alcohol 2) Always dry and high in alcohol 3) Can be dry, medium or sweet 4) It is like Sherry only made in Portugal - ANSWER It is always sweet and high in alcohol Which grape is white? 1) Chardonnay 2) Riesling 3) Pinot Gris 4) All of the above - ANSWER All of the above

WSET Level 1 Practice Quiz with Verified Answers |Latest 2024/2025 Which wine is an example of a full-bodied wine? 1) Pinot grigio 2) Cabernet Sauvignon 3) Cotes du Rhone 4) Sancerre ️ Cabernet Sauvignon Which is true of Port? 1) Always sweet and high in alcohol 2) Always dry and high in alcohol 3) Can be dry, medium or sweet 4) It is like Sherry only made in Portugal ️ It is always sweet and high in alcohol Which grape is white? 1) Chardonnay 2) Riesling 3) Pinot Gris 4) All...

Red wine grapes Plus added factor of tannins, higher in reds and more important, -from grape stems, pip seeds and skins (oak barrels and enhancements) Red wine skins has more contact during fermentation true Tannins do what? -natural perservative -increase fruit flavor -bitter sensation -fat softens bitterness -tea and coffee, cream and cheese have tannins Red wines from around the world 40 + different major red vitis vinifera produced Only three big white wines: -r...

Oak aging correct answers Complex compounds and gently clarify and stabilize wine while depending colour and softening wine's texture American Oak vs French Oak correct answers American Oak has more vanilla (coconut) and astringency than French Oak. Also American oak is cheaper than French ($500 - 750 instead of $750 - 1000) How to save money during Okay barrel aging correct answers Add oak chips or powder in tank when fermenting wine Barrels "toasted" in three levels correct answers...

In the United States, still premium wines are named after the ____________. A. method of production B. founder of the vineyard C. grape varietal, such as chardonnay or merlot D. growing region - grape varietal, such as chardonnay or merlot What is the difference between fortified and aromatic wines? A. Aromatic wines have had brandy added to them, while fortified wines have been fortified and flavored with roots, herbs, barks, and flowers. B. Fortified wines have aged for at least ...

Grand Cru Kaefferkopf, when bottled as a blend, must contain a majority of which grape? Correct Answer Gewurztraminer What are four German influences on Alsace wines? Correct Answer Varietal labeling, flute bottle, Riesling, and German phonics What is the difference between Klevner and Klevener? Correct Answer Klevner is Pinot Blanc, a genetic mutation of Pinot Gris. Klevener is Savagnin Rose, a secondary grape in Alsace. Klevener (not to be confused with Klevner) is also known as? Corr...

HADM 4300 Final Study Guide Rated A+ BURGUNDY + BEAUJOLAIS What are the classifications of Burgundy wines? - Based on rating of vineyards - AOC / AOP structure What are the classifications of Beaujolais wines? - Nouveau - Superieur - Village - Cru Beaujolais: top 30 villages What are the most important areas within Burgundy? 1. Cote d'Or: heart of Burgundy - Cote de Nuits: red in the north - Cote de Baune: red and white in the south, whites are more renowned, reds are Pinot Noir and whites...