Vineyards Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

What are the AOC levels of Bordeaux wines? - Answer-Regional Sub Regional Commune Chateau 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): Merlet Haut Medoc is the most important left bank district with 4 principal ...

Land - Answer-The physical property and any natural objects on it - like trees and bodies of water, often referred to as a "lot', "site", or "parcel". Real estate - Answer-generally refers to land with permanent manmade improvements. Real property - Answer-refers not only to the land and its improvements, but also the bundle of rights, powers, and privileges ("bundle of rights") that are legally connected to ownership of that land. Transferred by deed. Tangible rights - Answer-b...

WSET LEVEL 2 WINES LATEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+ What effect does Botrytis/noble rot have on grapes? - ANSWER-It makes tiny holes in the skin of the grape which allows water to evaporate. This concentrates sugars, acids and flavours. What are the conditions needed for noble rot to develop? - ANSWER-Damp misty mornings followed by warm dry afternoons What is the name given to sweet wines made from frozen grapes? - ANSWERIcewine/ Eiswein ...

Land The physical property and any natural objects on it - like trees and bodies of water, often referred to as a "lot', "site", or "parcel". Real estate generally refers to land with permanent manmade improvements. Real property refers not only to the land and its improvements, but also the bundle of rights, powers, and privileges ("bundle of rights") that are legally connected to ownership of that land. Transferred by deed. Tangible rights based on the physical aspects of a prope...

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...

WSET Level 2 Award in Wines Review| Questions and WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS| Grade A Solutions (2023/2024) 1. What climates are best suited to Syrah/Shiraz production? ~ Answer: Moderate and warm 2. What flavours would you expect from a moderate climate Syrah? ~ Answer: Fresh black fruit (black cherry, blackberry), herbal and black pepper 3. What flavours would you expect from a warm climate Shiraz? ~ Answer: Cooked black fruits and liquorice 4. What natural ...

What are the AOC levels of Bordeaux wines? - Answer-Regional Sub Regional Commune Chateau 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): Merlet Haut Medoc is the most important left bank district with 4 principal ...

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? - - Viti...

In which season do flower clusters form? A. Autumn B. Winter C. Summer D. Spring - ANSWER D. Spring What does the pulp of a grape contain? A. water and sugar B. acid and tannins C. tannins and sugar D. sugar and yeast - ANSWER A. water and sugar Which latitudes north and south of the equator mark the zone where most vineyards are found? A. 40 and 50 B. 20 and 40 C. 30 and 50 D. 30 and 40 - ANSWER C. 30 and 50

WSET Level 2 Wines Sessions 4 – 6 with complete solutions | Rated a+ What climates are suitable for Chardonnay production? - Cool, moderate and warm What are the typical flavours of Chardonnay in cool, moderate and warm climates? - Cool - apple, pear, lemon, lime, stones Moderate - lemon, peach, melon Warm - peach, pineapple, banana What are the three processes that can add secondary flavours to Chardonnay? - Oak aging, malolactic conversion, lees contact What is the cool climate regi...