Champagne Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

How is "champagne" labeled in the US? - Must be accompanied with a US geographic name like "California champagne" or "Napa Valley champagne". What is the basis for sparkling wine production? - A second fermentation in a closed container such that the CO2 produced during the fermentation cannot escape. At what conditions is CO2 more soluble? - Higher pressures, lower temperatures, and higher alcohol concentrations What is the base wine in the production of sparkling wine called? - The...

VEN 003 Final Exam Questions and Answers Latest Version 100% Pass Which producer is NOT a Premier Grand Cru Classe? Chateau Petrus Which is one of the villages in the Medoc sub-appellation of Bordeaux? Pauillac Which is NOT of the the approved red grape varieties in Bordeaux? Pinot Noir What is NOT true about Syrah? It is the same as Durif Which is the white variety grown in the central part of the Loire Valley? Chenin blanc What is NOT true about Alsace? It mostly grows Chardonnay The swe...

Where are the following made? Champagne Scotch Burbon Tequila Cognac Guiness - correct answerChampagne is made in France Scotch is made in Scotland Burbon is made in Kentucky Tequila is made in Mexico Cognac is made in France Guiness is made in Ireland What are 4 intoxication rate factors? - correct answerSize, Gender, Rate of Consumption, Strength of Drink, Drug Use, Food in Stomach What are 4 behavioral cues that patrons exhibit when becoming intoxicated? - correct answerInhib...

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WSET Level 1 Exam Questions And Answers What is wine? - ANS A drink made from fermented juice or freshly-picked grapes. One of the most natural of all alcoholic drinks. What is fermentation? - ANS A natural process caused by yeast. What is yeast? - ANS Are microscopic organisms that live naturally alongside grapes int he vineyard and winery. How does yeast live? - ANS They feed on sugar, as found in grape juice, converting it to alcohol and carbon dioxide gas. Wh...

WSET Level 2 final exam Latest updated questions with 100% correct answers Both Tank and Bottled-Fermented Sparking Wines start with what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Still Base Wine, usually light in alchohol, and processes add approximately 1- 2% abv What is Tank Method? - CORRECT ANSWER-part of fermentation takes place in sealed tank, which prevents any carbon dioxide gas from escaping True or False: The base wine could be partially fermented must, where the last part of the fermentation tak...

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Acetic Acid correct answers the acid component of vinegar present in small quantities in all wines excessive amounts result in a vinegary nose and taste Adamado correct answers Portuguese - Sweet Adega correct answers Portuguese - Winery Agiorgitiko correct answers Greek black grape variety (used in Nemea) Low in acidity, with soft tannins & rich, plummy fruit. Alcohol correct answers Potable alcohol, as contained in alcoholic drinks, is ethanol, sometimes called ethyl alcohol. A...

VEN 003 Questions and Answers Already Graded A What is wine? fermented grape juice Def. of wine making process Grape Juice---> wine + CO2 Purpose of yeast the yeast consumes sugar & converts it into alcohol resulting in wine w/ the release of CO2 Enology the study of winemaking Viticulture process of grape growing Effervescence > 1 atmosphere carbon dioxide: sparkling wine Wine taxation factors federal exercise tax + California state tax (per gallon) Wine classifications -color -gra...