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wine - ️️fermented grape juice enology - ️️study of winemaking viticulture - ️️the study of grape cultivation table wine - ️️9%-14% alcohol dessert/fortified wine - ️️14%-24% alcohol effervescence - ️️the amount of CO2 in wine; sparkling wine if more than one atmosphere taxes on wine - ️️increases with percent alcohol and effervescence dryness of wine - ️️dry = less sweet must - ️️freshly crushed grapes including juice, seeds, and skins...

LVMH Course Review Exam Questions With Complete Solutions. According to Anne Michaut, select key principles of Luxury. - CORRECT ANSWER - Consumers have a range of consumption motivations. - Consumers tend to express their values through the brands they select. - Brands can become powerful personal branding tools as they project clear and strong values. - Brands can deliver higher perceived value to their customers by expressing their own values. A commonly used definition of Su...

Wines Prelim 1 Exam Questions With Correct Answers 100% Verified. What information is listed on the wine label? - answerVarietal (What type of wine, grape) Producer (Who made it) Vintage (What year) Origin (Where its from) Any special handling or classification What are the major differences between how white and red wines are made? - answerRed wine fermentation with skin contact, wine wine the skin is removed. You can make white wine with red grapes! Viticulture is the same, vinicultu...

VEN 003 Questions and Answers Already Graded A What is wine? fermented grape juice Def. of wine making process Grape Juice---> wine + CO2 Purpose of yeast the yeast consumes sugar & converts it into alcohol resulting in wine w/ the release of CO2 Enology the study of winemaking Viticulture process of grape growing Effervescence > 1 atmosphere carbon dioxide: sparkling wine Wine taxation factors federal exercise tax + California state tax (per gallon) Wine classifications -color -gra...

How long has winemaking been part of human cultures? - ️️Tomb Paintings, ancient egypt: 15th/20th century BCE In ancient Greco-Roman culture, what were Symposia and Bacchae? - ️️two forms of social drinking Symposia: Drinking in private home Purpose: for witty conversation Wine with water/diluted Bacchae: religious festival for the God Dionysus outside city amid nature Purpose: Inspiration and religious ecstasy Wine undiluted In the Roman Empire, how was wine transported ...

Canadian Wine History correct answers 1. 1800's- Pioneer towns lack legal controls and unclean water. Alcohol abuse vs. temperance/family 2. 1878- Canadian Temperance act- temperance support groups had some provinces enacting prohibition 3. 1918- federal government prohibited all sales/production/importation of alcoholic beverages leading to home brewing 4. 1919- Quebec then BC (20) legalized and produced some 5. 1927- Prohibition revoked in most provinces b/c problems with enforcement and...

WSET Level 3 -Study Set | Latest Questions Bank With Complete Solutions | Rated A+ Cabernet Sauvignon - Which grape is allowed to constitute 30% of the blend in a red wine from Provence? Languedoc - Where does the AC of Corbieres belong? Pessac-Leognan - Where, in Bordeaux, would you find premium quality dry white wines fermented and matured in oak barrels producing a rich, nutty flavor? Blended with Semillon because it adds distinctive herbaceous (grassy) aromas and high acidity to counterb...

HADM 4300 Exam Questions With Correct Answers 100% Verified. The wine label tells us - answerwho made the wine, where was it made, vintage year, grape variety, any indication of special handling, quality ranking or classification viticulture - answergrape growing, picking the harvest and transporting it to the winery viniculture - answerwinemaking steps in winemaking - answerde-stemming, crushing, adding sulfur dioxide, vatting, adding yeast, pressing pulp, aging, clarifying, s...

What is wine? - fermented grape juice Def. of wine making process - Grape Juice---> wine + CO2 Purpose of yeast - the yeast consumes sugar & converts it into alcohol resulting in wine w/ the release of CO2 Enology - the study of winemaking Viticulture - process of grape growing Effervescence - > 1 atmosphere carbon dioxide: sparkling wine Wine taxation factors - federal exercise tax + California state tax (per gallon) Wine classifications - -color -grape variety -place of origin ...

VEN 003 Midterm Latest 2024 Graded A wine fermented grape juice enology study of winemaking viticulture the study of grape cultivation table wine 9%-14% alcohol dessert/fortified wine 14%-24% alcohol effervescence the amount of CO2 in wine; sparkling wine if more than one atmosphere taxes on wine increases with percent alcohol and effervescence dryness of wine dry = less sweet must freshly crushed grapes including juice, seeds, and skins 63% of wine is produced in... Italy, France, Spai...