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WSET level 1 Practice Questions and Answers What are the 3 types of wine? - Answer-Light wines, sparkling wine, fortified wine Describe characteristics of light wine. - Answer-Majority of wines fall into this category, they are still and are between 8-15% alcohol level What makes a wine sparkling? What are 3 well-known examples of sparkling wine? - Answer-Wines with bubbles of carbon dioxide gas trapped in the wine. 1. Champagne from France 2. Cava from Spain 3. Prosecco from Italy What is fortified wine? What are 2 examples? - Answer-These wines have extra alcohol added to them & therefore have higher levels of alcohol (15-22%) i.e Sherry, Port, Madeira What is wine? - Answer-A drink made from the fermented juice of freshly picked grapes What is yeast and where does it come from? - Answer-Microscopic organisms that are the active agent in fermenting grape juice into wine. 1. live naturally alongside the grapes in the vineyard and winery 2. Can be grown in a lab and added by winemaker in the winery EMILLECT 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR ©2024 EMILLECT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER, 2024 Page 2/15 What is fermentation? - Answer-Natural process by which yeast turns sugars into alcohol, carbon dioxide, and heat. Grape juice (Sugar) + yeast = Alcohol + CO2 + Heat How is the color of wine determined? - Answer-Can be determined by the type of grapes used and/or the way the wine is made Where does the color of red wine come from? - Answer-Comes from using black grapes to make the wine, comes from the grapes skins. The juice is fermented in contact with the grape skin, coloring the juice Where does - Answer-Made from juice of white grapes, can be made from black grape, just have to remove the skin before fermentation White wines - Answer-Seen as the lighter, refreshing alternative to red wines Rosé color - Answer-Made from black grapes, wine has had less contact with the grapes skin Sweetness - Answer-Determined by how much sugar is left once the yeast is dead from fermentation with the grape juice Yeast dies - Answer-Once the alcohol level reaches 15

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WSET level 1 Practice Questions and Answers


What are the 3 types of wine? - Answer✔✔-Light wines, sparkling wine, fortified wine


Describe characteristics of light wine. - Answer✔✔-Majority of wines fall into this category, they

are still and are between 8-15% alcohol level


What makes a wine sparkling? What are 3 well-known examples of sparkling wine? -

Answer✔✔-Wines with bubbles of carbon dioxide gas trapped in the wine.


1. Champagne from France


2. Cava from Spain


3. Prosecco from Italy


What is fortified wine? What are 2 examples? - Answer✔✔-These wines have extra alcohol

added to them & therefore have higher levels of alcohol (15-22%) i.e Sherry, Port, Madeira


What is wine? - Answer✔✔-A drink made from the fermented juice of freshly picked grapes


What is yeast and where does it come from? - Answer✔✔-Microscopic organisms that are the

active agent in fermenting grape juice into wine.


1. live naturally alongside the grapes in the vineyard and winery


2. Can be grown in a lab and added by winemaker in the winery




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, EMILLECT 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR ©2024 EMILLECT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER, 2024


What is fermentation? - Answer✔✔-Natural process by which yeast turns sugars into alcohol,

carbon dioxide, and heat.




Grape juice (Sugar) + yeast = Alcohol + CO2 + Heat


How is the color of wine determined? - Answer✔✔-Can be determined by the type of grapes

used and/or the way the wine is made


Where does the color of red wine come from? - Answer✔✔-Comes from using black grapes to

make the wine, comes from the grapes skins. The juice is fermented in contact with the grape

skin, coloring the juice


Where does - Answer✔✔-Made from juice of white grapes, can be made from black grape, just

have to remove the skin before fermentation


White wines - Answer✔✔-Seen as the lighter, refreshing alternative to red wines


Rosé color - Answer✔✔-Made from black grapes, wine has had less contact with the grapes skin


Sweetness - Answer✔✔-Determined by how much sugar is left once the yeast is dead from

fermentation with the grape juice


Yeast dies - Answer✔✔-Once the alcohol level reaches 15% or when all the sugars have been

used


Dry wine - Answer✔✔-Yeast turned all the sugar into alcohol and carbon monoxide makings the

wine _____
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