WSET LEVEL 1 SAKE LATEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM 180 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
WSET LEVEL 1 SAKE LATEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM
180 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
what step happens right after polishing? - ANSWER- washing
the rice
------ and --------- is necessary to soften the grain and ensure that
it has the correct texture and level of moisture so that it can
break up into the water during fermentation - ANSWERsoaking and steaming
why is koji made in a special series of rooms in a sake brewery?
- ANSWER- to control temperature and humidity
four stages of making koji - ANSWER- 1) cooling the steamed
rice
2)spreading the mould over the steamed rice
3)initial mould growth
4)controlling and stopping the mould growth
cooling the steamed rice - ANSWER- when it is taken out of the
steamer the rice is too hot to make koji. it is spread out on mats
to cool naturally
spreading the mould - ANSWER- when the rice has cooled
enough it is moved into the warmest most humid part of the koji
room. its spread out in a thin layer on a large table and the
mould spores (seeds) are spread over the steamed rice
initial mould growth - ANSWER- in the warmest and most
humid part of the koji room the mould grows rapidly over the
rice. the rice is regularly turned by hand to ensure even growth
controlling and stopping the mould growth - ANSWER- rice is
sometimes transferred to racks and moved to cooler and less
humid parts of koji room
aim of the brewer is to slow the mould growth so that exactly
the right amount can be grown.
how is the growth of mould stopped? - ANSWER- moving to
the coolest part of the koji room. temperature shift
in nearly all style of sake the ------ contribute to a significant
amount of flavor - ANSWER- yeast
fermentation starter - ANSWER- using a small amount of the 4
main ingredients to build up a healthy population of yeast
special strains of yeast and LOWER fermentation temperatures
must be used in order to create fruity and floral aromas
characteristic of ------- styles - ANSWER- ginjo
----- fermentation temperatures produce cereal and lactic aromas
- ANSWER- warmer
specialty styles of sake - ANSWER- nama
nigori
sparkling
koshu
premium grade of sake - ANSWER- futsū-shu
nama - ANSWER- sake that has not been pasteurized
characteristics of Nama sakes - ANSWER- -less stable
-need to be consumed shortly after release and kept refridgerated
-lively and fresh at first then rapidly develop spicy and malty
aromas
nigori - ANSWER- roughly filteredsakes
cloudy
why is nigori cloudy - ANSWER- suspended particles of rice
left in the sake
sparkling sake - ANSWER- bubbles in sparkling sake are caused
by carbon dioxide gas dissolved in the liquid
can be light in texture or rich and more complex, can even be
nigori
koshu - ANSWER- aged sake
storing sake - ANSWER- -keep it cool
-drink it young
-store bottle upright
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