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Sugars in the wine that are not converted to alcohol are known as
residual sugar
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The process of adding sugar to wine is known as
chaptalization
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As white wines age, they become darker in color
True
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A vintage on a bottle of wine indicates the year in which
the grapes were harvested
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Tannin comes from
all of them (skins, stems, seeds/pits)
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Corked wine refers to
wine spoiled by a cork contaminated with TCA
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As red wines age, they become darker in color
False
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Most wine is made from this species of grape, which is
vitis vinifera
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White wine can be made from red grapes
True
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The soil, geography, sunlight, weather, climate, surrounding plant life and other elements of a vineyard are collectively known by this single word
terroir
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Comparing wines from different vintages is known as a
vertical tasting
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Phylloxera can kill the entire vine. What is it?
a louse
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Noble rot is never a desirable quality in wine grapes
False
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Wines always improve with age - the longer you keep a wine, the better it becomes
False
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How much wine does a standard size wine bottle contain?
750ml
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Sugar + [?] = [?] + Carbon Dioxide
Yeast, Alcohol
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What is the most planted grape in Alsace?
Riesling
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Pouilly-Fumé and Pouilly-Fuissé are the same wine
False
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Which region of Burgundy produces only white wines?
Côte de Beaune (or Mâconnais)
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What is the primary reason French wines rank among the best in the world?
Strict quality control laws
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All the great white Burgundies are made from 100% of which grape variety?
Chardonnay
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The majority of the white wines of Bordeaux are a blend of which two grapes?
Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon
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What are the laws that regulate French winemaking and set minimum requirements for each area called (initials)?
AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée)
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What is the grape variety in the Loire Valley wines from Vouvray?
Chenin Blanc
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How many U.S. states have wineries?
50
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Fumé Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc are the same wine
True
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What is the most popular varietal wine sold in the U.S.A.?
Chardonnay
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In which state is the world's largest producer of Riesling located?
Washington
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Prohibition began and ended in which years?
Began in 1920, ended in 1933
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The word "reserve" on an American wine label...
has no legal meaning
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A minimum of what percentage of grapes must come from the AVA named on the wine label?
85%
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What is the best known AVA in the United States?
Napa Valley
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There is no difference in the growing area between a wine label that says "Napa Valley" and a wine label that says "Napa County", as they are the same place
False
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At the event that has become known as "The Judgment of Paris," the red wine that came first was from which country?