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Fortified Wine

Karen Goodlad

Spring 2013

Sherry

Region: Jerez, Spain

Climate: hot and dry with some cooling effects of the Atlantic Ocean

Grape Varieties: Palomino, Pedro Ximénez, Moscatel

Soil: mix of chalk, sand and clay

Madeira

5% of the productioin of Porto

known as "cooked wine"

Types of Sherry

Fino

Located off the coast of Africa

Historical significance

Fermented in Stainless Steel

Among the highest quality. Pale, clear, low bitter, aromatic

Fortification: Part clear spirit, part sherry to 15% alc.

Flor develops

Solara System of aging - wine sweetened

Fermented and aged in "butts"

Fortification: 100% clear Spirit to reach 18% alc.

No Flor=quick oxidation (great contact with air)

Concentrated flavors

Oloroso

Four Noble Grape Varieties of Madiera

Malvasia:

Bual:

Verdelho:

Sercial:

Tinta Negra Mole:

Sherry

Fortified During Fermentation

Fortified After Fermentation=

Less residual sugar

Bulk Production

Production:

Harvest is pressed

Free Run Juice

Ferment at 75-85 degrees F

3-7 days using wild yeast

Tasting pannel (Fino or Orloroso)

Classification

of Madeira

Granel: Tank Aged 18 Months

Finest: Tank Aged 3 years

Reserve: Tank Aged 5 years

Special Reserve: Cask, 10 Years

Extra Reserve: Cask, 15 years

Vintage: Cask, 20 years + 2 years

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