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Finally we come to the last two steps of our wine tasting evaluation: Judging the finish and scoring its overall quality.
The 4th Step in Wine Tasting - Evaluating Finish A wine’s finish, also known as aftertaste, is the lingering impression of flavor and how long it lingers after swallowing the wine.
Finish is the very last impression that a wine leaves after swallowing it.
A long, satisfying and BALANCED finish is associated with higher quality wine.
You MUST evaluate the finish in terms of what the aftertaste feels and, well tastes like?
Write down your perceptions to compare with the notes you’ve compiled from previous 3 steps up to this step of wine tasting. You’ll need those notes to give the wine a final score.
The 5th Step of Wine Tasting – Evaluating Overall Quality and Scoring. The wine taster evaluates a wine’s varietal character and other remarkable things about the wine, before giving it a final score.
Evaluating varietal character refers to judging how well a wine represents its variety of grape in terms of flavor, aroma, and appearance.
Assigning Final Wine Tasting Score Wine taster gives the wine a final score, but rating systems can vary.
A taster’s impressions are recorded and then rated on a scale of 1 to 5, 1 to 20, or 1 to 100, etc.
The final score of a wine would be the average of these ratings.
Wine tasting’s standards, tools, and guidelines are meant to create a uniform way of tasting and to help describe and rate wine in widely understandable terms.
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