Upload
julian-jimenez
View
231
Download
2
Tags:
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
WineTypesSite.com: Wine tasting comes with the prerequisites of having the wine at the proper tasting temperature and using the proper type of glassware.
Citation preview
HOW TO Evaluate Wine's
Appearance
for clarity and
opaqueness
www.WineTypesSite.com
www.WineTypesSite.com
Wine tasting comes with the prerequisites of having the wine at the proper tasting temperature and using the proper type of glassware.
www.WineTypesSite.com
A WINES TEMPERATURE
To get the best flavor and aroma of a wine type, requires paying attention to recommended temperatures by chilling a wine for a bit before serving or taste testing it.
www.WineTypesSite.com
There is only a 10 to 20 degree range between the lowest recommended temperature in all wine types (found in light-bodied dessert wines) and the highest temperature (found with the full-bodied red wine).
www.WineTypesSite.com
TAKE NOTE! Storing wine at a
proper temperature is more about the body
of the wine than whether it is a red wine
or a white wine.
www.WineTypesSite.com
Wine Tasting Glassware A wine glass’s shape has some impact on a wine taster’s perception in wine tasting.
www.WineTypesSite.com
Wine glass is preferred for its egg-shape design, that is, the bowl of the glass is
wider towards its bottom than it is at its top.
www.WineTypesSite.com
How to Analyze a Wine’s Appearance?
first Judge the wine’s appearance, by it’s color, opaqueness, and other characteristics that can be determined just by looking at the wine.
www.WineTypesSite.com
next A taster assesses the wine’s appearance in the glass, by looking at the wine, a taster begins to evaluate all that the wine is trying to REVEAL.
www.WineTypesSite.com
Color and appearance
give the taster an initial clues about the wine,
such as the grape variety and whether it was aged.
www.WineTypesSite.com
Recording the Evaluation of Appearance
Using standardized wine
tasting descriptors, it helps a wine taster
to find right wine terminology to describe
what they are seeing.
Are YOU READY to move on to the next step in wine tasting?
"Evaluating a wine’s aroma"
Visit Our Website Now!
www.WineTypesSite.com