"*" indicates required fields Step 1 of 22 4% Name* First Last Email* ID Number* Terms of Service* I agree to the Terms of Service *T’s & C’s apply. Why is boxed wine often considered more environmentally sustainable than bottled wine? It generates less waste and requires less energy to produce and transport. The raw elements are easier to come by. It is lighter and easier to carry. What is the definition of complexity in wine? The combination of aromas in a wine, which can develop over time as the wine ages. A natural component in wine that creates a sharp, tangy taste. A wine is considered complex when it has a variety of flavours and aromas that evolve as the wine is tasted. What is Pinotage? A red wine varietal that is indigenous to South Africa. A white wine varietal that is indigenous to South Africa. A blend of several wine varieties that is indigenous to South Africa. What type of food does Shiraz typically pair well with? Grilled or roasted meats, especially those with bold or spicy flavours. Hearty, savoury dishes such as steak, roasted lamb, or pasta with a rich tomato sauce. Hearty foods such as grilled meats, stews, and game meats. What is the definition of Acidity in wine? The scent of wine, often used to describe the fragrant qualities of a wine. A natural component in wine that creates a sharp, tangy taste. The weight and texture of a wine, which can be light, medium, or full. What are the grapes used to make Pinotage? A crossbreed between Pinot Noir and Cinsault grapes. A crossbreed between Chenin Blanc and Pinot Gris grapes. A crossbreed between Viognier and Pinot Gris grapes. What is the definition of Body in wine? The weight and texture of a wine, which can be light, medium, or full. Bold refers to a wine that has a strong and prominent flavour profile, often characterised by intense and robust flavours and high tannins. A wine is considered balanced when its various components (acidity, tannins, alcohol and sweetness) are in harmony. Which red wine varietal is known for being easy-drinking and versatile? Merlot Sauvignon Blanc Pinot Noir What types of food pair well with Chardonnay? Pairs well with creamy pasta dishes, roasted poultry, seafood, and soft cheeses. Hearty, savoury dishes such as steak, roasted lamb with a rich tomato sauce. Grilled fish, especially those with bold or spicy flavours. What is the definition of Finish in wine? Earthy refers to a wine that has flavours or aromas reminiscent of the soil, earth, or mushrooms. These flavours can be described as rustic, mineral-like, or damp. The aftertaste of a wine, which can be short or long and can be influenced by factors such as tannins and acidity. Refers to wines produced outside of traditional European wine regions, such as Australia, California, and South Africa. What is cork taint? It is when natural cork is contaminated by TCA, and it causes musty and unpleasant odours and flavours in the wine. It is when the cork falls into the wine. It is when the wine is poorly opened and the cork breaks up into little pieces. What is one advantage of boxed wine in terms of reducing the risk of injuries? Boxed wine eliminates the risk of cork taint because it does not use traditional cork closures that are susceptible to bacterial growth and contamination. Boxed wine eliminates the risk of leftover wine. Boxed wine can handle a lot of abuse before it starts to break apart. Why is Chenin Blanc considered a wine that can age gracefully? Due to its high acidity this wine can develop richer and more nuanced flavours over time. Due to its sweetness, this wine can develop richer and more nuanced flavours over time. Due to its aroma this wine can develop richer and more nuanced flavours over time. What is the definition of earthy in wine? Earthy refers to a wine that has flavours or aromas reminiscent of the soil, earth, or mushrooms. These flavours can be described as rustic, mineral-like, or damp. A wine that has little to no residual sugar. The type of grape used to make a particular wine. What is the definition of Aroma in wine? The process of exposing wine to air, which can enhance its flavour and aroma. The scent of wine, often used to describe the fragrant qualities of a wine. A natural component in wine that creates a sharp, tangy taste. In what situations is boxed wine more ideal than bottled wine? Boxed wine is more ideal than bottled wine in situations where large quantities of wine are needed, such as at parties or events. Boxed wine is more ideal than bottled wine in situations where small quantities of wine are needed. Boxed wine is more ideal than bottled wine when sailing in rough seas. What is the primary benefit of boxed wine when compared to bottled wine after opening? Boxed wine typically comes with a built-in tap making it easy to pour a glass of wine without needing a separate device. Wine stays fresh for a longer period of time because the bag inside the box collapses as the wine is dispensed, reducing the amount of air exposure. Makes it easier to pour wine for more people. What are the characteristics of the body in Cabernet Sauvignon? Medium to full-bodied, with firm tannins and a strong structure. Rich and full-bodied, with no tannins and a sweet structure. A wine is considered balanced when its various components (acidity, tannins, alcohol and sweetness) are in harmony. What is the definition of Legs in wine? The droplets that form on the inside of a wine glass, which can be an indicator of a wine's alcohol content. A wine is considered complex when it has a variety of flavours and aromas that evolve as the wine is tasted. A wine is considered balanced when its various components (acidity, tannins, alcohol and sweetness) are in harmony. What is Shiraz also known as? Syrah Seerah Shirah What is the purpose of Decanting wine? To remove sediment or to allow the wine to breathe. To make the wine look more appealing. To allow the wine to move around from one container to the next bringing out its aromas.
