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Apr 26, 2024
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VIN 185 - Introductory Sommelier Prep. Credits: 2 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech This course relates information required to assist students who are pursuing the Introductory Sommelier accreditation. Prerequisite: VIN 150 or instructor permission Competencies
- Explain visual attributes of wine
- Differentiate turbidity and sedimentation
- Evaluate wine hue and intensity
- Discuss ‘legs’ and relate to alcohol content
- Summarize color attributes of wine
- Identify predominant hues in wine
- Evaluate color intensity
- Describe rim variation
- Identify aspects of odor
- Review sensory properties of wine defects
- Discuss intensity as it relates to aromatic properties
- Differentiate fruit and non-fruit odors.
- Explain the impact of earth and minerality on odor
- Investigate how wine impacts the palate
- Identify indicators of sweetness and acid
- Explain the role of alcohol in wine balance
- Evaluate concentration of tannin
- Evaluate the length of finish for wine
- Relate sensory data to old or new world wine producing techniques
- Discuss how perception of acid differs between new and old world wines
- Discuss the effect of climate on wine attributes
- Discuss typicality of grape varietal odors
- Discuss techniques to approximately determine the age of wine
- Differentiate color changes with white and red wines during aging
- Explain how odors change during red and white wine aging
- Identify structural changes which occur during wine aging
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