(c) State four factors that influence the quality of wine.
(a) The term cocktail in catering
A cocktail is a mixed drink made by combining a spirit or wine with other ingredients such as fruit juice, syrup, soda, bitters, cream or eggs, usually shaken or stirred with ice and served in a special glass. The term also applies to certain mixed appetiser dishes, such as fruit cocktail or prawn cocktail, served at the start of a meal.
(b) Four types of cocktails
Fruit cocktail (a mixture of diced fruits in syrup)
Prawn or shellfish cocktail
Alcoholic drink cocktails such as Martini or Manhattan
Non-alcoholic cocktails (mocktails) such as a Shirley Temple
(c) Four factors that influence the quality of wine
Type and quality of grape (or fruit) used: the variety and ripeness of the grape.
Nature of the soil and climate: the conditions of the vineyard where the grapes are grown.
Method of production and fermentation: the skill and process used in making the wine.
Ageing and storage conditions: the length of maturing and the temperature and handling during storage.
A cocktail is a mixed drink made by combining a spirit or wine with other ingredients such as fruit juice, syrup, soda, bitters, cream or eggs, usually shaken or stirred with ice and served in a special glass. The term also applies to certain mixed appetiser dishes, such as fruit cocktail or prawn cocktail, served at the start of a meal.
(b) Four types of cocktails
Fruit cocktail (a mixture of diced fruits in syrup)
Prawn or shellfish cocktail
Alcoholic drink cocktails such as Martini or Manhattan
Non-alcoholic cocktails (mocktails) such as a Shirley Temple
(c) Four factors that influence the quality of wine
Type and quality of grape (or fruit) used: the variety and ripeness of the grape.
Nature of the soil and climate: the conditions of the vineyard where the grapes are grown.
Method of production and fermentation: the skill and process used in making the wine.
Ageing and storage conditions: the length of maturing and the temperature and handling during storage.