ABV Flashcards
(36 cards)
Describe a typical Moscato d’Asti
Lightly sparkling, golden-
colored wine produced in the
northwestern Piedmont region
Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains
Low alcohol content (5.5% ABV)
Lightly sweet flavor, and soft, gentle bubbles (frizzante in Italian)
Aperitif or dessert wine pairing
Minimum alcohol level for Riesling Grand Cru wine.
0.11
Minimum abv level for Muscat Grand Cru wine.
0.11
Minimum abv level for Pinot Gris Grand Cru wine.
0.13
Minimum alcohol level for Gewürz Grand Cru wine.
0.13
Describe carbonic maceration:
Berries sealed in tank with CO2
Intracellular fermentation: sugars metabolized
2% abv + heat + CO2
Skins rupture
Normal fermentation
Define Mutage
Process of adding neutral distilled spirit to fortify must to desired ABV
Required abv of fortified wines made in AOP’s north of Spain:
15-18%
ABV of Grüner Veltliner:
10.5 to as high as 14.5%
Minimum abv for a Austrian Pradikätswein labelled wine:
0.05
DAC level denotes:
Medium body style
Emphasizes fruit and freshness
Min 12% abv
DAC Reserve level denotes:
Min 13% abv
Signals a richer and more opulent wine
May show NR or oak
Often aged in new oak
Steinfeder level:
Rarely seen outside of Austria
Early harvest wine
Max 11.5% abv
Name refers to local grass
Moscato d’Asti wine: maximum abv:
0.065
Style of wine made in Central Otago, despite cold temps:
Phenolically ripe
14% abv
Minimum ABV of Chilean wines:
0.12
Minimum abv of Chilean Reserva or Reserva Especial wines:
12% and see oak
Minimum abv of Chilean Reserva Privada or Gran Reserva wines:
12.5% and see oak
Vodka ABV:
0.4
Shochu ABV:
25-45%
Pisco ABV:
38-48%
Soju ABV:
20-30% ABV
Sake ABV:
17-20%
Sake is diluted down to ____% abv.
0.15