Wine Faults Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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What is the main cause of acetic acid?

A

Bacteria

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2
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What is the main cause of pronounced odor of lees?

A

Yeast

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3
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What is the main cause of acetaldehyde?

A

Oxidation

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4
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What is the main cause of Mercaptan?

A

Sulfur compounds

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5
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What is the main cause of Cork taint?

A

Mold

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6
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What is the main cause of ascenense?

A

Bacteria

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7
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What is the main cause of Butyric acid?

A

Bacteria

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8
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What is the main cause of browning?

A

Oxidation

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9
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What is the main cause of brettanomyces?

A

Yeast

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10
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What is the main cause of geranium?

A

Bacteria

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11
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What compound is the root cause of cork taint?

A

2,4,6 - Trichloroanisole (TCA)

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12
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What specific terms can be used to describe the aroma of a ‘corked’ wine?

A

musty, moldy, dank basement, wet cardboard

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13
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What substance can cause a wine to smelly like rancid butter?

A

Butyric acid

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14
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What wine fault can be caused by the interaction of sorbic acid and lactic acid bacteria?

A

Geranium

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15
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What is the term used to describe a wine that has cooked or baked odor?

A

Maderized

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16
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What wine fault is typically caused by high amounts of both acetic acid and ethyl acetate?

A

ascensence or volatile acidity

17
Q

What specific terms can be used to describe a wine with an excess of Brett?

A

band-aid-like, medicinal, sweaty, horsy

18
Q

What substance can cause a wine to smell like onions or garlic?

A

Mercaptan (ethyl mercaptan)

19
Q

What aroma can be caused by an excess of ethyl acetate?

A

Fingernail polish, model airplane glue

20
Q

What wine fault can be described as having the aroma of burnt matches?

A

Sulfur Dioxide

21
Q

What wine fault is often described as similar to rotten eggs?

A

Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)

22
Q

What off-odor is caused by acetic acid?

23
Q

Which wine odor can occur as a result of prolonged contact with dead yeast cells?

24
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Which wine fault can occur as a result of sulfur compounds?

25
Which wine fault can occur as a result of an excess of Brettanomyces?
Sweaty or horsy odor
26
Which compound is responsible for cork taint?
2,4,6 - Trichloroanisole
27
What aroma can be caused by an excess of ethyl acetate?
Fingernail polish remover
28
Which wine fault may be caused by lactic acid bacteria interacting with sorbic acid?
Geranium
29
TCA is noticeable at very _______ concentrations, with most people able to detect it at the level of __________
Low, 2 to 7 parts per trillion
30
What wine fault can lead to the aroma of rotten eggs?
Hydrogen Sulfide
31
Term used to describe bitter, green odor of grape stems
Stemmy
32
Term applied to a variety of processes that occur in conditions that lack oxygen, as well as the range of aromas that may result from them
Reductive