Understanding Alsace for WSET Level 3 Wines With Working Written Question

Welcome to an engaging journey through the Alsace wine region, tailored specifically for WSET Level 3 students. In this comprehensive video, we'll dive deep into the Alsace region, an essential part of your WSET Level 3 studies.
What You'll Gain from This Video:
Interactive Maps: Understand the geography of Alsace through detailed maps.
Google Earth Videos (2 mins): Get a realistic feel of the region with immersive Google Earth footage.
Grape Variety Infographic: Learn about the four main grape varieties of Alsace: Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, and Muscat.
Working Written Question: A practical guide to tackling potential WSET Level 3 exam questions on Alsace.
Special Features:
Exam Preparation: A working example of a written question is included, showing you how to correctly approach and answer Alsace-related questions in your exam.
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Acknowledgements:
Special thanks to Quentin Sadler for the Alsace maps (quentinsadler.wordpress.com)
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Great presentation, thankyou!

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[@Runningmayfairs]

could you say that cold fermentation is a way of enhancing the aromatic profile of a wine too?

[@WineWithJimmy]

Yes - some winemakers believe this

[@inspect0rdave]

Partial Written Question 33:48

[@ZhiTing]

Can i Answer MLF fermentation is generally avoided to preserve the aromatic profile

[@WineWithJimmy]

Yes that would be allowed

[@ritasoletti9]

Question Jimmy there are 50 or 51 grand Crus?

[@WineWithJimmy]

51 - the lieu-dit of Kaefferkopf in Ammerschwihr was elevated to Grand Cru status in 2007 - bringing the total to 51