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Tasting samples

Tasting samples - wine faults

Wine samples for training purposes. The wines have specific molecules pre-added.

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The kit consists of 11 samples (50 ml per sample). One of them is the reference sample, the other 10 (labelled 1 – 10) are samples with each a single flavour compound added.

Frequently asked questions

Are the tasting samples safe to taste?

Yes. The base product is a regular wine/whisky/sake. The added flavour compounds are food-grade. The flavour compounds are the same ones that occur naturally in wine/whisky/sake. They are present in a concentration you would also expect to find them in wine/whisky/sake.

At what temperature should I keep my samples?

Wine/sake kits: the samples can be kept at room temperature up to four weeks after the preparation date. When refrigerated, they can be kept slightly longer than four weeks.

Whisky kits: the samples can kept at room temperature up to three months after the preparation date.

At what temperature should I taste my samples?

The samples are best assessed at room temperature. Some flavours may be more difficult to pick up at cold temperatures.

Where do you ship to?

We ship tasting samples across the European Union.

What base product do you use for the tasting kit?

Wine: we use a neutral tasting wine. Examples of white wines are Veneto Pinot Grigio or unoaked Chardonnay. Examples of red wines are Chilean or Languedoc Merlot.

Whisky: we use a whisky with a neutral flavour profile. This is typically a Blended Scotch Whisky of 40% ABV.

Sake: a neutral Junmai sake.

The base products are subject to change.

Where do you source your flavours from?

The flavour compounds are sourced from commercial vendors, laboratories and research institutions. They are not sourced from commercial sniffing kits such as Le Nez du Vin.

Are the flavours you use natural?

Some of them are of natural origin, some of them are of synthetic origin. In practical terms, this is irrelevant. Their purity is so high that the natural version cannot be discriminated from its synthetic counterpart.

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