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WSET Level 1 Notes|182 Comprehensive Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Updated 2024|33 Pages
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(1) Alcohol (2) Oak (3) Tannin - ️️What are the three primary factors that contribute to body? 
(1) Appearance 
(2) Nose 
(3) Palate - ️️What are the 3 components of the Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine? 
(1) Appearance: color and clarity 
(2) Floating bits 
(3) Aroma - ️️What 3 aspects of the wine should be examined when serving 
(1) Beaujolais from France (Gamay Noir) 
(2) Pinot Noir - ️️What are 2 examples of low-tannin wine? 
(1) Body: (fortified) 
(2) Acidity: low to high...
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WSET Level 1 – Wine Quiz with Verified Solutions |Latest 2024/2025
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WSET Level 1 – Wine Quiz with 
Verified Solutions. 
Wine Types/Styles ️ Light 
Sparkling 
Fortified 
Fermentation ️ Natural process caused by yeast. 
What does yeast do? ️ Feed on the sugar, converting it into alcohol and 
carbon dioxide gas 
Light Wines ️ Still wines 
Majority fall under this category 
8-15% alcohol 
Sparkling Wine ️ Wine were bubbles of carbon dioxide gas trapped in 
wine 
Fortified Wine ️ Wines that have extra alcohol added 
15-22% alcohol 
Color styles of Wine ...
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WSET level 3 Exam Practice Questions And Answers
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WSET level 3 Exam Practice Questions And Answers 
 
pairing for goat cheese - ANS Sancerre 
 
local food pairs with - ANS local wine 
 
pairing with stilton cheese - ANS port 
 
pair w/ sweet food - ANS sweeter wine/no tannins 
 
3 species of grapes native to north america - ANS vitis riparia, vitis berlandieri, vitis rupestris 
 
what is a "shoot" on a vine - ANS the new growth a vine produces each year 
 
what does bitterness in food do - ANS increases bitterness in win...
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Hosp 180 exam 1: Chapters 5-8 | 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version
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wine - fermented juice of grapes or other fruits 
What are the five different kinds of wine? - 
1. Still 
2. Natural 
3. Fortified 
4. Aromatic 
5. Sparkling 
White, Red and Rose wines are considered to be... - Still wines 
Champagne, Sparkling white wine and Sparking rose wine are considered... - Sparkling wines 
What was the drink of fashion in France and Europe in the 17th century? - Champagne 
What is cuvée? - The method of pressing grapes to extract the finest juice. 
What are fortified w...
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WSET level 2 Practice Exam (questions and answers) 100% verified
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Where does a rosé wine get is color from? 
1. Artificial Coloring 
2. The addition of red wine 
3. The skins of black grapes 
4. Stainless steel tanks. - CORRECT ANSWER-Where does a rosé wine get is color 
from? 
*3. The skins of black grapes* 
Which ONE of the following wines is the best paring when served with a fruit-based 
dessert? 
1. High acid, low tannin red wine 
2. Dry, light bodied white wine 
3. High tannin, full ...
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WINE APPRECIATION MIDTERM EXAM 2024 WITH 100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
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history's greatest viticultural disaster. It attacks Vitis Vinifera species and kills the plan. - ANSWER ☑☑Phylloxera Vastatrix 
 
Phylloxera - ANSWER ☑☑A type of louse 
 
The only method of preventing Phylloxera is to _______ onto American (Vitis Labrusca) hearty disease resistant root-stock. - ANSWER ☑☑Graft Vinifera 
 
1) Tannin from skins, seeds, and stems 
2) Yeast in the form of waxy layer on skins 
3) Sugar when pressed - ANSWER ☑☑Grape is the perfect fruit for wine m...
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WSET Level 1 Final Exam With Complete Solutions 2024.
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What is *Wine*? - Answer An Alcoholic drink made from the fermented juice of freshly-picked grapes. 
 
What is *Fermentation*? - Answer Yeast feed on sugar, converting it into alcohol and carbon dioxide gas. 
 
*Types* of wine. - Answer 1. Light wine 
2. Sparkling wine 
3. Fortified wine 
 
*Light* wines. - Answer • They are still (no bubbles) 
• 8-15% alcohol 
• Named after a region (old world) 
• Named after a grape variety (new world) 
 
*Sparkling* wines. - Answer • Carbo...
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WSET Level 1 questions and answers correct (fall 2024)
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WSET Level 1 questions and answers correct (fall 2024) WSET f Level f 1 f questions f and f answers f correct f (fall f 2024) f 
 
 
Which f of f the f following f is f NOT f a f type f of f wine: 
 
a. f fortified f wine 
b. f light f wine 
c. f sparkling f wine 
d. f sweet f wine f - f correct f answers-Sweet f Wine f - f they f are f not f a f type f of f wine, f but f they f are f a f style f of f wine 
What f of f the f following f is f true f about f all f light f wines? 
 
1. f They f ar...
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VEN Final UPDATED Actual Questions and CORRECT Answers
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VEN Final UPDATED Actual Questions 
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a dry wine: 
1 has high levels of tannin 
2. is made from V. vinifera 
3. contains less that 1% alcohol 
4. has been fortified 
5. contains no perceptible sugar - CORRECT ANSWER- 5. contains no perceptible
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WSET level 1 Wine test 2024/2025 With Complete Solutions | Rated A+
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WSET level 1 Wine test 2024/2025 With Complete Solutions 
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Wine types - Light wines, sparkling wine, fortified wine 
Light wines - Majority of wines fall into this category, they are still and are between 8-15% alcohol 
level 
sparkling wine - Wines with bubbles of carbon dioxide gas trapped in the wine 
Fortified wine - These wines have extra alcohol added to them & therefore have higher levels of 
alcohol (15-22%) i.e Sherry & Port 
Styles - Each of the 3 types of wines can be made ...
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