Fortified Flashcards

1
Q

Fortified wines and grapes used
1. Topaque
2. Muscat
3. Port
4. Sherry

A
  1. Muscadelle
  2. Frontignac, Muscat a petits grains
  3. Cabarnet, Shiraz, Durif, Touriga…
  4. Palomino, Pedro Ximenez
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2
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How is fermentation stopped in the production of ports?

A

Adding spirit

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3
Q

Which type of port is matured in oak for a min of 6 years?

A

Late bottled vintage

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4
Q

Where does Sherry come from?

A

Spain

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5
Q

What is flor?

A

yeast allowed to develop on the surface of sherries, to protect from oxidization. Results in pale colored fresh dry fino.

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6
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What is solera?

A

fractional blending system. Blend of all vintages in a cellar from younger barrel to older.

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7
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What doe PX stand for?

A

Pedro Ximenez

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8
Q

What is the traditional name for sweet sherry?

A

Cream sherry

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9
Q

Explain Botrytis cinerea

A

Fungus/ noble rot that grows on grapes, causing water to evaporate in the grape resulting the sugars and acids to concentrate

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10
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What are 2 grape varieties that are associated
with Botrytis in Australia?

A

Semillon & Sauvignon Blanc

Others: Chenin Blanc, Riesling

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11
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Which regions In NSW are known for Botrytis wines?
Name a winery

A

Riverina, Casella

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