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Sake is
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A. rice beer or wine of India
B. wheat beer or wine
C. barley beer or wine
D. rice beer or wine of Japan
Correct Answer
rice beer or wine of Japan
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1. Alcohol content of sake varies from
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A. 1-5 %
B. 4-17 %
C. 17-25%
D. more than 25%
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Correct Answer: 4-17 %
2. Which type of press produces the most high quality juice or wine?
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A. Membrane press
B. Continuous press
C. Vertical basket press
D. Horizontal basket press
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Correct Answer: Membrane press
3. In sparkling wine production, the cuvee is
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A. the wire cage that holds the cork in place
B. the sugar addition just before corking
C. the sugar/yeast addition to the base wine
D. the base wine
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Correct Answer: the base wine
4. Which of the following is true for the lager beer?
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A. Bottom fermenting yeast is used for the preparation
B. Top yeast is used for the preparation
C. Require high fermentation temperature
D. Both (b) and (c)
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Correct Answer: Bottom fermenting yeast is used for the preparation
5. Chaptalization is
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A. adding sucrose to must
B. adding grape juice to must
C. adding sugar to wine before bottling
D. adding grape juice to wine before bottling
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Correct Answer: adding sucrose to must
6. In a hot climate, grapes lose acidity because
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A. enough tartaric acid is not made
B. enough malic acid is not made
C. of break down of malic acid
D. of break down of tartaric acid
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Correct Answer: of break down of malic acid
7. Which is not correct about blush wines?
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A. They are stored in barrels
B. They are bottled within a year
C. They are usually slightly sweet
D. They are fermented in stainless steel
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Correct Answer: They are stored in barrels
8. The crushed grapes are known as
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A. malt
B. must
C. wort
D. sonti
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Correct Answer: must
9. If a winemaker wanted to make a deeply colored red wine, which of the following should not be done?
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A. Bleed off juice prior to fermenting on skins
B. Ferment at a high temperature
C. Use whole clusters
D. Punch down at least once a day
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Correct Answer: Use whole clusters
10. Grist is
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A. coarse powder obtained after milling of malted barley
B. an aqueous extract of malt
C. malted barley
D. coagulated protein obtained during boiling
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Correct Answer: coarse powder obtained after milling of malted barley
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