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2.7.9 Flavour Characteristics

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The flavour characteristics perceived on the palate may closely replicate the aromas identified on the nose, but new flavours may emerge, and some characteristics previously identified may be muted. When noting individual terms, these may be linked to known varietal characters. Table 2.6 lists some of the flavours that may be perceived in white wines and the grape varieties or other wine components commonly associated with them. Table 2.7 lists some of the flavours found in red wines and their associated varieties and other wine components.

Table 2.6 Some white wine flavours and the grape varieties or other wine components commonly associated with them.

Apple Chardonnay (cool climate), Riesling
Apricot Riesling, Viognier
Asparagus Sauvignon Blanc
Banana Chardonnay (hot climate)
Butter Malolactic fermentation completed
‘Catty’ Sauvignon Blanc
Citrus Chardonnay (cool climate), Riesling
Coconut Oak ageing
Cream Malolactic fermentation completed
Creamy texture Lees ageing
Elderflower Sauvignon Blanc
Gooseberry Sauvignon Blanc
Grapefruit Chardonnay, Sémillon
‘Herbaceous’ Sauvignon Blanc
Herbs Pinot Grigio
Honey Chenin Blanc, Riesling, Viognier
Kerosene Riesling (aged)
Kiwi Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc
Lanolin Sémillon
Lemon Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio
Lime Riesling (moderate climate), Sauvignon Blanc
Lychee Gewürztraminer
Mandarin Sémillon
Mango Chardonnay (hot climate)
Melon Chardonnay (moderate climate)
Nectarine Sémillon
Nettles Sauvignon Blanc
Nuts Chenin Blanc, Oak ageing
Passion fruit Sauvignon Blanc
Peach Chardonnay (moderate climate), Riesling, Chenin Blanc
Pear Chardonnay (cool climate), Pinot Grigio
Pepper – bell (green) Sauvignon Blanc
Petrol Riesling (aged)
Pineapple Chardonnay (hot climate)
Roses Gewürztraminer
TCP Noble rot (Botrytis cinerea)
Toast Oak ageing
Vanilla Oak ageing (especially American oak)
‘Wet wool’ Chenin Blanc

Table 2.7 Some red wine flavours and the grape varieties or other wine components commonly associated with them.

Animal Pinot Noir, high level of Brettanomyces
Aniseed Malbec
Banana Gamay, carbonic maceration
Blackberry Grenache, Merlot, Shiraz (Syrah)
Blackcurrant Cabernet Sauvignon
Bramble Zinfandel
Cedar Oak ageing, Cabernet Sauvignon
Cherry – black Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir (very ripe)
Cherry – red Pinot Noir (fully ripe), Sangiovese, Tempranillo
Chocolate – dark Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz
Cinnamon Cabernet Sauvignon
Clove Grenache
Coconut Oak ageing
Game Pinot Noir
Grass Unripe grapes
Herb (mixed) Grenache, Merlot, Sangiovese
Leafy Pinot Noir
Leather Shiraz (Syrah), aged wines
Liquorice Grenache, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon
Meat Pinotage
Metal Cabernet Franc
Mint Cabernet Sauvignon (especially cool climate)
Pencil shavings Cabernet Sauvignon
Pepper – bell Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenère
Pepper – ground black Shiraz (Syrah)
Pepper – white Grenache
Plum – black Merlot
Plum – red Merlot, Pinot Noir (overripe)
Redcurrant Barbera
Raspberry Cabernet Franc, Grenache, Pinot Noir (ripe)
Roses Nebbiolo
Smoke Oak ageing
Soy sauce Carmenère (very ripe)
Stalky Wet vintage, unripe grapes, inclusion of stalks
Strawberry Grenache, Pinot Noir (just ripe), Merlot, Tempranillo
Tar Nebbiolo, Shiraz
Tea Merlot
Toffee Merlot
Toast Oak ageing
Tobacco Cabernet Sauvignon
Truffle Nebbiolo
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