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Wine and Food Pairing
Jonathan Rohrer / 228206
Module 4 / Year 1 – Food and Beverage
Stenden University of Applied Sciences
Institute
Bali
Indonesia
Resit no.1
October 2012
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Introduction 4
A.1 Wine Region 4
A.1.1 Topography, Climate and Type of Soil 4
A.1.2 Major Grape Varieties, Types of Wine and Classification System 4
B.1 Dish Selection 5
B.1.1 Choice and Description of the Dish 5
B.1.2 Taste 5
B.1.3 Food Trends 6
C.1 Wine and Food Pairing 6
C.1.1 Production Method of Wine 6
C.1.2 Pairing 6
Conclusion 7
Bibliography 8
Annex 1 9
Ingredients (4 persons) 9
Annex 2 10
Preparation 10
Introduction
This report explores a chosen region within Switzerland exposing various aspects of its climate, soils and topography as well as the wines it produces. A local dish is chosen and described with various taste analyses according to the universal taste factors as well as how it is prepared. Finally a local wine is paired to this dish with an explanation as to how this wine is appropriate to the chosen dish, this explanation takes into account the universal taste factors to pair the dish with the wine.
A.1 Wine Region
A.1.1 Topography, Climate and Type of Soil
Figure A.1.2 Neuchatel Climate (ClimateData.eu, 2012)
Figure A.1.2 Neuchatel Climate (ClimateData.eu, 2012)
The Office des vins et des...