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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 are Chardonnay 2. Chablis: w...

What are the AOC levels of Bordeaux wines? Regional Sub Regional Commune Chateau What are the major grape varieties grown in the different districts or appellations of Bordeaux Whites: 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): Merlet Haut Medoc is the most important left bank district with 4 principal communes: St-E...

What are the major grape varieties grown in the different districts or appellations of Bordeaux Whites: 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. W...

the wine label tells us who made the wine, where was it made, vintage year, grape variety, any indication of special handling, quality ranking or classification viticulture grape growing, picking the harvest and transporting it to the winery viniculture winemaking steps in winemaking de-stemming, crushing, adding sulfur dioxide, vatting, adding yeast, pressing pulp,

What information is listed on a wine label? - Where the wine was made/bottled - Grape varietal - Labels can be generic, proprietary, or varietal (in the US) - Producer/négociant - Vintage What are the major differences between how white and red wines are made? - Red wine is made by including the skins of the grapes in the maceration process Which VITICULTURAL (grape growing) and VINICULTURAL (winemaking) practices effect a wine's concentration, quality, flavor and price? - Viticultur...

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Analytical Balance 5 sig figs or 4 if unstable and a line over the 4th digit Thermometer Three sig figs (20.5) graduated cylinder (50mL) 3 Sig Figs (50.2) Graduated Cylinder (10mL) 4 sig figs (10.25) volumetric flask 5 sig figs Buret 4 sig figs (27.22) Pipet 4 sig figs (.02500L) adding and subtracting sig figs least number of decimal places added or subtracted - 12.2 + 5.44 = 17.6

Psychology the discipline concerned with behavior and mental processes and how they are affected by an organism's physical state, mental state, and external environment Psychology is an empirical science, meaning psychology focuses on evidence gathered by careful observation, experimentation, or measurement Phrenology meaning "study of the mind"; once a theory that different areas of the brain account for specific character and personality traits which can be read by "bumps" on the ...

What definition of art does Gombrich provide from Emile Zola? a work of art is "a corner of nature seen through a temperament *Temperament = personality What is the role of style according to Gombrich and what does this have to do with culture? Style has to do with the person's Temperament and can be personal or cultural. Culture has to do with the style the person uses while creating art. What is the 4 painters' style example design to show? It is meant to show that 4 people can loo...

value The relationship between the price of a good or a service and the benefits that it offers its customers profit money that a business earns in sales, (or revenue), minus expenses loss occurs when a business incurs expenses that are greater than its revenue nonprofits business-like establishments that employ people and produce goods and services with the fundamental goal of contributing to the community rather than generating financial gain dimensions of business environment economic...