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What Are The Five Major Categories of Chemicals Found In Wine Are
A. Water
B. Alcohol
C. Acid
D. Sugar
E. Phenolic Compounds
Water In Wine Typically Is 80 To 90 Percent Water.
True or False?
True
(This Primarily From The Grapes Themselves)
Water Is Add To Wine In Large Amounts When Potential Alcohol, Actual Alcohol, or Phenolick Compounds Are Beyond Desired Levels.
True or False?
True
After Water, The Other Major Ingredient In WIne Is Alcohol.
True or False?
True
(Usually 10 To 15 Percent of Its Volume)
There Are Several Different Kinds of Alcohols In Wine.
True or False?
True
The Main Alcohol Found In Wine Is _________.
Ethyl Alcohol or Ethanol
Ethanol Is The Most Important Result of The Fermentation of Sugar By Yeast.
True or False?
True
Ethanol Is A Volatile Compound, Which Means It Evaporates Easily.
True or False?
True
When Ethanol Evaporates It Carries The Wine's Aromas To The Nose.
True or False?
True
Light-Bodied Wines Have Less Alcohol Than Full-Bodied Wines.
True or False?
True