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Chapter 2 Taste Basics <strong>and</strong> the Basics of Wine Evaluation<br />

7. Dominant flavor(s). Taste each <strong>wine</strong> sample <strong>and</strong> identify the dominant flavor <strong>and</strong> category below.<br />

Riesling dominant flavor(s)<br />

Mark with an X all flavor categories that apply to the Riesling:<br />

Fruity Nutty Smoky Buttery Herbal Floral Earthy Other<br />

Sauvignon Blanc dominant flavor(s)<br />

Mark with an X all flavor categories that apply to the Sauvignon Blanc:<br />

Fruity Nutty Smoky Buttery Herbal Floral Earthy Other<br />

Chardonnay dominant flavor(s)<br />

Mark with an X all flavor categories that apply to the Chardonnay:<br />

Fruity Nutty Smoky Buttery Herbal Floral Earthy Other<br />

Pinot Noir dominant flavor(s)<br />

Mark with an X all flavor categories that apply to the Pinot Noir:<br />

Fruity Nutty Smoky Buttery Herbal Floral Earthy Other<br />

Merlot dominant flavor(s)<br />

Mark with an X all flavor categories that apply to the Merlot:<br />

Fruity Nutty Smoky Buttery Herbal Floral Earthy Other<br />

Cabernet Sauvignon dominant flavor(s)<br />

Mark with an X all flavor categories that apply to the Cabernet:<br />

Fruity Nutty Smoky Buttery Herbal Floral Earthy Other<br />

8. Write any other comments, thoughts <strong>and</strong> observations that you identified during this evaluation process:

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