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WSET L4 Sparkling wines Bundled Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
WSET L4 Sparkling wines Bundled Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
[Show more]WSET L4 Sparkling wines Bundled Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
[Show more]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 processe...
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Add to cartWhat 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 processe...
Why is a cool climate is preferable for the growing of grapes for traditional method sparkling 
wines? - Just ripe fruit characteristics (apple, lemon) 
- more delicate so that autolytic flavors are not overwhelmed 
Acidity is retained 
-Required for balance in final wine 
- Required for aging of w...
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Add to cartWhy is a cool climate is preferable for the growing of grapes for traditional method sparkling 
wines? - Just ripe fruit characteristics (apple, lemon) 
- more delicate so that autolytic flavors are not overwhelmed 
Acidity is retained 
-Required for balance in final wine 
- Required for aging of w...
1. relatively low sugar (10-11%abv) 
2. High acidity 
3. Ripe Flavors - 3 requirements needed for sparkling wine. 
Cool climates slow the increase in sugars and decrease in acidity, giving plenty of time for 
flavors to become ripe. - Why do premium sparkling wines often need to come from a 
cool ...
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Add to cart1. relatively low sugar (10-11%abv) 
2. High acidity 
3. Ripe Flavors - 3 requirements needed for sparkling wine. 
Cool climates slow the increase in sugars and decrease in acidity, giving plenty of time for 
flavors to become ripe. - Why do premium sparkling wines often need to come from a 
cool ...
Traditional Method (white) - Harvest - Manual Hand Harvest of Whole Bunches. Ensures 
healthy berries and minimizes phenolic extraction and oxidation 
Traditional Method (white) - Press - Gentle Extraction to minimise phenolics and colour. 
Whole bunch pressing to improve drainage and requires les...
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Add to cartTraditional Method (white) - Harvest - Manual Hand Harvest of Whole Bunches. Ensures 
healthy berries and minimizes phenolic extraction and oxidation 
Traditional Method (white) - Press - Gentle Extraction to minimise phenolics and colour. 
Whole bunch pressing to improve drainage and requires les...
Traditional Method - Sparkling wine created via a second fermentation in the bottle in 
which the wine is also sold 
AKA champagne method, classic method, 
Harvest (for Sparkling wines) - Typically by hand to minimize phenolic extraction and 
oxidation 
Lower must weights than still wine 
Whole ...
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Add to cartTraditional Method - Sparkling wine created via a second fermentation in the bottle in 
which the wine is also sold 
AKA champagne method, classic method, 
Harvest (for Sparkling wines) - Typically by hand to minimize phenolic extraction and 
oxidation 
Lower must weights than still wine 
Whole ...
Important considerations for sparkling wine grapes - Intensity of aromas (aromatic or 
neutral grape, latter better for autolytic) 
Ability to retain acidity while ripening 
How the base wine responds to autolysis (Chardonnay becomes creamy, Xarello becomes 
toasty and smoky) 
Chardonnay - Early b...
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Add to cartImportant considerations for sparkling wine grapes - Intensity of aromas (aromatic or 
neutral grape, latter better for autolytic) 
Ability to retain acidity while ripening 
How the base wine responds to autolysis (Chardonnay becomes creamy, Xarello becomes 
toasty and smoky) 
Chardonnay - Early b...
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