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tastingnotes.vin - Tasting Notes GeneratorGenerate a tasting note based on the WSET Level 3 Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine.tastingnotes.vin - Tasting Notes Generator WSET Level 3 Tasting Notes Generator Submit your wine observations to generate a tasting note based on the WSET Level 3 Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine (2022, Issue 2). Appearance Clarity clear – hazy (faulty?) Intensity pale – medium – deep Color white lemon-green – lemon – gold – amber – brown rosé pink – salmon – orange red purple – ruby – garnet – tawny – brown Other Observations Select all that apply legs/tears deposit pétillance bubbles Nose Condition clean – unclean (faulty?) Intensity light – medium(-) – medium – medium(+) – pronounced Aroma Characteristics Select all that apply Primary Aromas The aromas of the grape and alcoholic fermentation Floral acacia honeysuckle chamomile elderflower geranium blossom rose violet Green Fruit apple gooseberry pear pear drop quince grape Citrus Fruit grapefruit lemon lime orange peel lemon peel Stone Fruit peach apricot nectarine Tropical Fruit banana lychee mango melon passion fruit pineapple Red Fruit redcurrant cranberry raspberry strawberry red cherry red plum Black Fruit blackcurrant blackberry bramble blueberry black cherry black plum Dried/Cooked Fruit fig prune raisin sultana kirsch jamminess baked/stewed fruits preserved fruits Herbaceous green bell pepper (capsicium) grass tomato leaf asparagus blackcurrant leaf Herbal eucalyptus mint medicinal lavender fennel dill Pungent Spice black/white pepper liquorice Other simple flint wet stones wet wool Secondary Aromas The aromas of post-fermentation winemaking Yeast (lees, autolysis) biscuit bread toast pastry brioche bread dough cheese Malolactic Conversion butter cheese cream Oak vanilla cloves nutmeg coconut butterscotch toast cedar charred wood smoke chocolate coffee resinous Tertiary Aromas The aromas of maturation Deliberate Oxidation almond marzipan hazelnut walnut chocolate coffee toffee caramel Fruit Development (white) dried apricot marmalade dried apple dried banana Fruit Development (red) fig prune tar dried blackberry dried cranberry cooked blackberry cooked red plum Bottle Age (white) petrol kerosene cinnamon ginger nutmeg toast fig mushroom hay honey Bottle Age (red) leather forest floor earth mushroom game tobacco vegetal wet leaves savoury meaty farm yard Development youthful – developing – fully developed – tired/past its best Palate Sweetness dry – off-dry – medium-dry – medium-sweet – sweet – lucious Acidity low – medium(-) – medium – medium(+) – high Tannin low – medium(-) – medium – medium(+) – high Alcohol low – medium – high wine is fortified Body light – medium(-) – medium – medium(+) – full Mousse delicate – creamy – aggressive Flavor Intensity light – medium(-) – medium – medium(+) – pronounced Flavor Characteristics Select all that apply Primary Flavors The flavors of the grape and alcoholic fermentation Floral acacia honeysuckle chamomile elderflower geranium blossom rose violet Green Fruit apple gooseberry pear pear drop quince grape Citrus Fruit grapefruit lemon lime orange peel lemon peel Stone Fruit peach apricot nectarine Tropical Fruit banana lychee mango melon passion fruit pineapple Red Fruit redcurrant cranberry raspberry strawberry red cherry red plum Black Fruit blackcurrant blackberry bramble blueberry black cherry black plum Dried/Cooked Fruit fig prune raisin sultana kirsch jamminess baked/stewed fruits preserved fruits Herbaceous green bell pepper (capsicium) grass tomato leaf asparagus blackcurrant leaf Herbal eucalyptus mint medicinal lavender fennel dill Pungent Spice black/white pepper liquorice Other simple flint wet stones wet wool Secondary Flavors The flavors of post-fermentation winemaking Yeast (lees, autolysis) biscuit bread toast pastry brioche bread dough cheese Malolactic Conversion butter cheese cream Oak vanilla cloves nutmeg coconut butterscotch toast cedar charred wood smoke chocolate coffee resinous Tertiary Flavors The flavors of maturation Deliberate Oxidation almond marzipan hazelnut walnut chocolate coffee toffee caramel Fruit Development (white) dried apricot marmalade dried apple dried banana Fruit Development (red) fig prune tar dried blackberry dried cranberry cooked blackberry cooked red plum Bottle Age (white) petrol kerosene cinnamon ginger nutmeg toast fig mushroom hay honey Bottle Age (red) leather forest floor earth mushroom game tobacco vegetal wet leaves savoury meaty farm yard Finish short – medium(-) – medium – medium(+) – long Conclusions Quality Level faulty – poor – acceptable – good – very good – outstanding Level of Readiness for Drinking / Potential for Ageing too young – can drink now, but has potential for ageing – drink now: not suitable for ageing or further ageing – too old We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with the Wine & Spirit Education Trust. 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