WSET level1- 3 Exam practice
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
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maritime climates - CORRECT ANSWER-continentality: low to medium
rain: usually medium to high spread all year
growing season temp: usually cool or moderate
sunlight: usually cloudy
burgundy climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate continental
Bordeaux climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate maritime
Rias Baixas climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate maritime
chianti climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate mediterranean
la mancha climate - CORRECT ANSWER-hot continental
,Mendoza climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm continental
port climate - CORRECT ANSWER-hot continental
name a grape that would not be able to ripen in a cool environment - CORRECT ANSWER-
grenache
factors that affect annual temperature - CORRECT ANSWER-latitude
altitude
ocean currents
fog
aspect
what is continentality - CORRECT ANSWER-temperature difference between winter and summer
climate of mosel - CORRECT ANSWER-cool continental
vine vigour - CORRECT ANSWER-a measurement of the size and number of shoots and leaves a
vine grows in a season
when do shoots turn woody - CORRECT ANSWER-the winter after they've grown
climate of muscadet - CORRECT ANSWER-cool maritime
central otago climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate continental
Barolo climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate continental
,chateauneuf-du-pape climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm mediterranean
carneros climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate maritime
Ribera del Duero climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm continental
napa valley climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm mediterranean
Mediterranean climate attributes - CORRECT ANSWER-continentality: low to medium
Rain: usually low to medium, mostly medium, mostly falling in winter
growing season temp: usually moderate to warm
sunlight: usually sunny (unless other effects like fog)
climate of champagne: - CORRECT ANSWER-cool continental
Murray-Darling climate - CORRECT ANSWER-hot mediterranean
Quercus Petraea - CORRECT ANSWER-the name for European oak
Quercus Alba - CORRECT ANSWER-American White oak
What are the two most common small oak barrels - CORRECT ANSWER-225 liter Bordeaux
barriques (red generally)
228 liter burgundy piece (whites generally)
, about how many bottles are in a barrique - CORRECT ANSWER-300
What are the main ingredients in pulp - CORRECT ANSWER-water and sugar
(acids are also in pulp, but to a lesser degree)
most abundant acids found in pulp - CORRECT ANSWER-tartaric, followed by malic
main things found in skins - CORRECT ANSWER-flavor, tannins, color
what is the bloom of a grape - CORRECT ANSWER-the waxy surface that covers the skin of
grapes and contains yeast that can be used to ferment wine
what is pressing - CORRECT ANSWER-separates the liquid and solid of the grape
roughly how much grapes will fill a 750 ml bottle - CORRECT ANSWER-1 kg
what is the juice made after pressing called - CORRECT ANSWER-must
what is must weight - CORRECT ANSWER-level of sugar in the must
what chemical is used to neutralize acid - CORRECT ANSWER-potassium bicarbonate
or more effectively - calcium carbonate and calcium tartrate-malate which reduces tartaric and
malic acid
how is acidification normally carried out - CORRECT ANSWER-addition of acid in powder form
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ [LATEST] 100%
GUARANTEED
PASS
maritime climates - CORRECT ANSWER-continentality: low to medium
rain: usually medium to high spread all year
growing season temp: usually cool or moderate
sunlight: usually cloudy
burgundy climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate continental
Bordeaux climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate maritime
Rias Baixas climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate maritime
chianti climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate mediterranean
la mancha climate - CORRECT ANSWER-hot continental
,Mendoza climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm continental
port climate - CORRECT ANSWER-hot continental
name a grape that would not be able to ripen in a cool environment - CORRECT ANSWER-
grenache
factors that affect annual temperature - CORRECT ANSWER-latitude
altitude
ocean currents
fog
aspect
what is continentality - CORRECT ANSWER-temperature difference between winter and summer
climate of mosel - CORRECT ANSWER-cool continental
vine vigour - CORRECT ANSWER-a measurement of the size and number of shoots and leaves a
vine grows in a season
when do shoots turn woody - CORRECT ANSWER-the winter after they've grown
climate of muscadet - CORRECT ANSWER-cool maritime
central otago climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate continental
Barolo climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate continental
,chateauneuf-du-pape climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm mediterranean
carneros climate - CORRECT ANSWER-moderate maritime
Ribera del Duero climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm continental
napa valley climate - CORRECT ANSWER-warm mediterranean
Mediterranean climate attributes - CORRECT ANSWER-continentality: low to medium
Rain: usually low to medium, mostly medium, mostly falling in winter
growing season temp: usually moderate to warm
sunlight: usually sunny (unless other effects like fog)
climate of champagne: - CORRECT ANSWER-cool continental
Murray-Darling climate - CORRECT ANSWER-hot mediterranean
Quercus Petraea - CORRECT ANSWER-the name for European oak
Quercus Alba - CORRECT ANSWER-American White oak
What are the two most common small oak barrels - CORRECT ANSWER-225 liter Bordeaux
barriques (red generally)
228 liter burgundy piece (whites generally)
, about how many bottles are in a barrique - CORRECT ANSWER-300
What are the main ingredients in pulp - CORRECT ANSWER-water and sugar
(acids are also in pulp, but to a lesser degree)
most abundant acids found in pulp - CORRECT ANSWER-tartaric, followed by malic
main things found in skins - CORRECT ANSWER-flavor, tannins, color
what is the bloom of a grape - CORRECT ANSWER-the waxy surface that covers the skin of
grapes and contains yeast that can be used to ferment wine
what is pressing - CORRECT ANSWER-separates the liquid and solid of the grape
roughly how much grapes will fill a 750 ml bottle - CORRECT ANSWER-1 kg
what is the juice made after pressing called - CORRECT ANSWER-must
what is must weight - CORRECT ANSWER-level of sugar in the must
what chemical is used to neutralize acid - CORRECT ANSWER-potassium bicarbonate
or more effectively - calcium carbonate and calcium tartrate-malate which reduces tartaric and
malic acid
how is acidification normally carried out - CORRECT ANSWER-addition of acid in powder form
