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Wine Styles English Language Test

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Which of these terms means wine with no bubbles?
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Terms in this set (20)
Which of these terms means wine with no bubbles?
both
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If a wine is "fresh" it is likely to be:
acidic
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"Claret" is another name for:
red Bordeaux
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"RS" stands for:
residual sugar
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- A "dessert wine" has a high level of:
sugar
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Which of these terms is NOT used to describe a wine with high alcohol and lots of flavour?
racy
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"Natural wine" usually indicates:
indigenous yeasts
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Brandy is a type of:
distillate
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"Tawny" means:
a brown colour
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Which of these cannot be used to describe a type of rosé wine?
purple
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Orange wine undergoes which process before pressing?
maceration
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- The botrytis cinerea fungus helps to make special late-harvest wines. What name is given to this fungus?
noble rot
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Wines with a little residual sugar are sometimes called...
off-dry
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Which of the words below cannot be used to describe sparkling wine?
gassy
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To create traditional method Champagne, the CO² is trapped in what?
the bottle
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