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Did wine styles originally evolve to complement the cuisine of a given region?
Yes.
Should you match weight/richness of food/wine, or contrast?
Match.
Flavor intensity of food/wine...match or contrast?
Match
(Match/contrast) sweet foods with sweet wines.
Match.
Would oily/very salty foods be a good match with high tannin wines?
No.
Pair "chewy" meat with ______ wines.
Tannic.
Pair ______ foods with sweet or high acid wines.
salty
Good match or bad match: fatty/oily food with high acid wine?
Good match.
Rich, heavyweight foods like game, roast meats & red meat casseroles need a (light/full)-bodied wine.
full
For many meat dishes, a rich, full-bodied white is a (better/lesser match) than a lighter red wine.
better
Lighter food is complimented by more (delicate/ robust) wine
delicate
Can light-bodied, low tannin reds be successfully paired with plain white meat or fish?
Yes
After weight, the next most important element to consider is __________.
flavor intensity
Delicate wines and strong-flavored foods (do, do not) match.
do not
Sour flavors in food make wines taste (less acidic/ more acidic).
less acidic.
Less acidic wines seem (less vibrant & refreshing/ more vibrant and refreshing)
Less vibrant & refreshing.
Do wines to be paired with Italian food need high acidity or low acidity?
High acidity.
When consumed with food that has a degree of sweetness, dry wine seems (sweet & less acidic/ tart and over-acidic).
Tart & over-acidic
sweet food is best with a wine which has a ( similar or lesser degree of sweetness/ similar or greater degree of sweetness).
Similar or greater.
_____in red wine reacts with protein.
Tannin
Which wines go well with salty foods like olives, oysters and other shellfish?
Crisp, dry, light-bodied white wines.
Fried foods will need wines with high acidity, True or False?
True, because the method of cooking increases the fat content.
Do strongly smoked foods work with very oaky wines?
Yes.