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A comprehensive set of practical exam questions and verified solutions for the wset (wine & spirit education trust) level 2 certification in 2024. The questions cover a wide range of topics related to wine, including grape varieties, wine regions, winemaking techniques, wine styles, and wine service. Designed to help students prepare for the wset level 2 practical exam by providing them with a valuable resource to practice and test their knowledge. The questions are structured in a multiple-choice format, and the solutions are provided to ensure that students can understand the reasoning behind the correct answers. This document could be particularly useful for university students pursuing courses in viticulture, enology, or hospitality management, as well as for lifelong learners interested in expanding their wine knowledge.
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Which latitudes north and south of the equator mark the temperature zone where most vineyards are found? 30 and 50 degrees Which one of the following does not affect temperature in the vineyard? A. Climate B. Weather C. Grape Variety D. Soil C. Grape Variety Which of the following statements is true? A. Top quality wines can only be made from hand-harvested grapes B. Top quality wine can only be made from machine harvested grapes C. Top quality wine can be made from both hand and machine harvested grapes D. Top quality wine cannot be made from machine harvested grapes C. Top quality wine can be made from both hand and machine harvested grapes What is the correct sequence of events for most red winemaking? Crush, ferment, press Old Oak Vats
Which of the following techniques is the ones that is used to give most red wines their color? A. Fermentation in contact with just the pips and stalks B. Pressing the juice from the grape C. Fermentation in oak casks D. Fermentation in contact with the skins D. Fermentation in contact with the skins Which one of the following grape varieties can be used to make premium quality wines in cool, moderate and hot climates? A. Chardonnay B. Pinot Noir C. Sauvignon Blanc D. Riesling A. Chardonnay Which of the following are commonly used to add complexity to premium quality dry chardonnay wines?
D. Sauvignon Blanc & Sémillon Which grape variety is used to make Meursault? Chardonnay Many consider Germany to be home of which one of the following grape varieties? A. Sémillon B. Torrontés C. Chardonnay D. Riesling D. Riesling Which one of the following is an Italian black grape? A. Verdicchio B. Trebbiano C. Aglianico D. Chardonnay C. Aglianico Which one of the following is a full-bodied red wine with high levels of tannin, acidity, and alcohol? A. Gavi B. Soave C. Barolo D. Rias Baixas C. Barolo What grape variety is most important in Rioja? Tempranillo Which one of the following grape varieties is widely used in the production of rosé wines in Spain? A. Pinotage B. Garnacha C. Malbec D. Carmenère B. Garnacha Which country's specialities are wines made from Malbec and Torrontés? Argentina Premium Chilean Sauvignon Blanc is produced in which one of the following wine regions? A. Casablanca B. Catalunya
C. Carneros D. Central Otago A. Casablanca Australia has a reputation for premium quality Rieslings produced in ______________. A. Margaret River B. Clare Valley C. Hunter Valley D. McLaren Vale B. Clare Valley Which one of the varieties is widely grown in South Africa? A. Gewurztraminer B. Pinot Blanc C. Semillon D. Chenin Blanc D. Chenin Blanc Grand Cru Classé is a labeling term most associated with which wine region? A. Rhône B. Bordeaux C. Barolo D. Loire B. Bordeaux What term is used on an Italian wine label to indicate that the grapes were grown in the historic center of the district? Classico Sparkling Asti is made from _________. A. Glera B. Muscat C. Chardonnay D. Pinot Noir B. Muscat In Champagne production, to disgorge means to... A. Blend still wines B. Move the yeasty deposit towards the neck
B. Citrus Peel C. Anise D. Agave A. Juniper A single malt whisky must always come form a single... A. Cask B. Distillery C. Malting D. Pot Still B. Distillery When opening a bottle of sparkling wine, what can be done to make the process easier and safer?
B. Pale pink C. Pale Lemon D. Medium garnet C. Pale Lemon On the nose the aroma characteristics for a youthful Pouilly-Fumé would typically be... A. Red fruit and floral B. Green fruit and herbaceous C. Black fruit and spice D. Tropical fruit and oak B. Green fruit and herbaceous The sweetness and acidity for a youthful Pouilly-Fumé would be... Dry sweetness, High acidity Which would best describe the appearance of a mature Margaux? A. Deep gold B. Deep purple C. Medium garnet D. Pale pink C. Medium garnet On the nose, the aroma characteristics for a mature Margaux would typically be... A. Black fruit, tobacco, cedar B. Tropical fruit, floral, spice C. Green fruit, vegetal, oak D. Citrus fruit, nuts, oak A. Black fruit, tobacco, cedar The acidity and tannin levels for a mature Margaux would be... high acidity and high tannin