SommWine's Ultimate Guide to WSET Level 1
Session 5 Principal Grape Varieties
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Match the 5 wines with the appropriate description.
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Match the description with the correct white grape variety.
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These wines range from dry through to sweet, from green apple fruits to ripe stone fruits of peach and apricot, but always has high acidity.
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This grape is usually fermented in stainless steel to preserve its fruit flavours. It is dry and light bodied. This wine has simple flavours of pear and lemon.
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Chablis is from the coolest part of Burgundy. The wines have high acidity and a light body with flavours of green apple and lemon citrus. These wines are typically unoaked. Which grape variety is Chablis made from?
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The region of Sancerre in France and the wine regions in New Zealand are known for this grape.
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