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What are the three main points referring to acidity?
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-Acidity of wine must match / exceed acidity of food (or wine will appear flabby)
-Highlights other core focal ingredients in food -Great balance to sugar |
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What are the two main points referring to body?
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-Weight of wine and food should match: full with full, light with light (otherwise, one may overwhelm the other)
-If wine is lighter bodied, must be powerful in flavor / high acid to stand up to the food |
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-Flavors of food and wine-
a) __________: great with sweet or fruity, can soften tannins b) __________: best in small doses, cooking techniques (grilling) can offset c) ______, _______, _______, _______, ________: no solid rules! Mirroring AND / OR contrasting flavors can work... |
a) salt
b) oak c) fruits, vegetebles, herbs, spices, nuts |
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What are the two main points when referring to Alcohol?
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-balances weight and body in food
-accentuated easily with too much spice heat or salt |
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What are the three important keys to food?
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-Ingredients
-method of production / preparation : low vs. medium vs. high impact cooking -sauces, condiments, and side dishes, can be dominant factors in a food / wine match |
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These points refer to what is called...?
-determine primary / most dominant component of dish and how to work with it -determine supporting / minor players -don't forget sauce / condiment -if a multi-course meal, think about the "arc" of the parings: generally lighter to fuller, drier to sweeter |
"Setting up the match"
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These points refer to which component of wine?
-protein and fat will soften these -certain fish + this = metalic flavor |
Tannins
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These points refer to which components in food?
-acid and tannin (in red) can balance -contrast of higher acid wine often effective |
Oils, fats and butter
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