Wine Diamonds or tartrates.

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Wine Trivia Game from The Wine Ladies – May 2018

Which of the following does not determine a flawed wine?

1. The presence of tartrates, or sugar-like crystals at the bottom of a glass, also called “wine diamonds” 

2. Hazy or cloudiness in the glass of a white wine 

3. A strong presence of ” brettanomyces” or “brett” as you might sometimes hear it referred to for short 

4. None of the above 

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10 replies
  1. Susanne Seelig-Mense
    Susanne Seelig-Mense says:

    Hi all. Just put your answer to the question here. We’ll pick someone from the correct answers. Good Luck!!!

    Reply
  2. Angela
    Angela says:

    . 1 . The presence of tartrates, or sugar-like crystals at the bottom of a glass, also called “wine diamonds”

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  3. JT Greeno
    JT Greeno says:

    1. The presence of tartrates, or sugar-like crystals at the bottom of a glass, also called “wine diamonds” is NOT a flaw.

    Reply
  4. roz rubinoff
    roz rubinoff says:

    #1. The presence of tartrates or sugar-like crystals at the bottom of a glass, also called ‘wine diamonds’ is Not a flaw

    Reply
  5. Lori P
    Lori P says:

    1. re: “wine diamonds”, sometimes avoided entirely for aesthetic reasons by ‘Cold Stabilization’ prior to bottling.

    Reply

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