Lecture 1 Viniculture And Viticulture Flashcards

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What is fermentation

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Sugar + yeast = alcohol + CO2 + heat

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What is wine

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Fermented fruit juice

Usually grape

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Why use grapes for wine

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High sugar

High water

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Wine labeling varietal

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Grape type

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Wine labeling place name

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Region
Village
Vineyard

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Wine labeling proprietary

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Legally protected brand

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Wine labeling generic

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White
Red
Blush
Rose

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What parts of the world use varietal labeling

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Usa
Oz
Nz
Chile
Art
Germany
Austria
Alsace
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What parts of the world use place name labeling

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France
Italy
Spain
Portugal

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What is proprietary labeling

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Use of trademark or brand name

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Wine labeling semi generic

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Stolen place names
Phased out in Usa
2005 treaty with the eu

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Factors in producing quality wine

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Grape species
Soil
Climate
Viticulture
Viniculture
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Grape species used for wine production

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Vitis vinifera

Vine wine grape

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American species of grape vines

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V. Labrusca

V. Catawba

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Other vine species

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V. Berlandieri
V. Riparian
V. Rupestris

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Why graft vinifera vines

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Phylloxera vastatrix late 1800’s

Phylloxera bio type b 1980’s

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Rootstock solution discovered by

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Thomas Munson

Texas solution

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Rootstock species used for grafting

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Rupestris

Rumania

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Clone

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Vine that has developed differently from vines of the same variety
Mutating due to climate conditions
Done intentionally by human intervention

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Example of unstable grape variety

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Pinot noir

Manu mutations

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Example of stable grape variety

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Cab say

Few mutations

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Cross

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Derived from 2 different varieties of the same species

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Example of a cross

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Pinot noir x Cinsault = pinotage

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Hybrid

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Derived from 2 different species of grapes

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Example of a hybrid
Seibel 5656 x seibel 4986 = seibel blanc
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Soil considerations
Top soil - drainage Subsoil - water table Mineral composition
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Nutritional requirements of the vine
Nitrogen Phosphorus Potassium Other minerals
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Climatic temperature zones for growing grapes
30 - 50 degrees latitude north and south
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What is mean temp and conditions of 30 - 50 degrees latitude
50 - 69 F mean temp Moderate days Hours of sunlight Rainfall
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Terroir
Anything contributing a sense of place to a wine Macro climate Meso climate Micro climate
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Terroir macro climate
Sunshine Temperature Rainfall
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Terroir meso climate
Vineyard
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Terroir micro climate
``` Elevation Slope Exposure Wind Bodies of water Plant and animal life Cultural traditions of region Paw mark of winemaker ```
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Vine cycle basic
``` Bud break Shoot emergence , foliage, embryo bunches Flowering Partial version Full version ```
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Vine cycle winter
Dormant | Vine pulled back
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Bud break | Time of year
March to April north | Sept to oct south
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Flowering time of year
May to june north | Nov to dec south
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Fruit set | Time of year
June to July north | Dec to jan south
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Version | Time of year
August north | January south
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Harvest | Time of year
Aug to oct north | Feb to march south
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Viticulture variables
``` Trellising Vine training Canopy management Yields Irrigation Timing and method of harvest Organic biodynamic Lute raisonnee Disease and pests ```
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Examples of pests and diseases
``` Phylloxera Pierces disease Powdery mildew Downy mildew Fan leaf roll ```
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Guyot training
Used in bordeaux | Designed to restrain yields
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3 types of cane training
Guyot Vertical shoot positioning vps Double guyot
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Vps
Used in new world and nz Ideal for mechanization Used in France and Germany with just two Spurs
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3 types of spur training
Gobelet Chablis Cordon de royat
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Gobelet
``` Ancient technique Italy Rhone Spain Oz ```
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Chablis training
Used for Chardonnay in champagne
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Cordon de royat
Used for Pinot noir in champagne
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Red wine making steps
``` Crush Macerate Ferment Press Age Filter and fining Bottle ```
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White wine making steps
``` Crush Press Ferment Age Filter Bottle ```
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Viniculture variables
``` Crush/destem or whole cluster pressing Length of maceration/cold soak Wild or cultured Yeats Oak ss or other French american or other oak New used oak Size of cask Light med dark toast Barriques or foudres ```
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Winemaking choices
``` Ferm temp, controlled? Micro ox Malolactic fermentation Chapitalization acidification Reverse osmosis Spinning come Centrifuge Barrel aging Filtering fining racking cold stablization Bottling ```
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Refractometer
Measures brix of grapes
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Brix
Measure of sugar content in a watery solution | Bx