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100 Words Every Wine Steward Should Know

June 23, 2026

100 Words Every Wine Steward Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. acidity fresh sour structure
2. aerate expose wine to air
3. appellation legally defined wine region
4. aroma wine’s smell
5. astringent mouth-drying and puckering
6. balance harmony of wine elements
7. Barbaresco Nebbiolo wine from Barbaresco
8. Barolo Nebbiolo wine from Barolo
9. barrel wood vessel for aging
10. barrique small oak aging barrel
11. blend wine from mixed grapes
12. body weight and fullness
13. bottle standard wine container
14. bouquet developed wine aromas
15. Cabernet Sauvignon full-bodied red grape
16. Champagne sparkling wine from Champagne
17. Chardonnay popular white grape variety
18. Chenin Blanc versatile white grape variety
19. chill cool before serving
20. closure device sealing the bottle
21. cork traditional bottle closure
22. corked tainted by faulty cork
23. decant pour off sediment or aerate
24. decanter vessel used for decanting
25. demi-sec medium-sweet sparkling style
26. dessert wine sweet wine for dessert
27. disgorgement removal of lees plug
28. dosage sweetening added after disgorging
29. dry not sweet
30. earthy soil-like aroma or flavor
31. elegant refined and balanced
32. estate producer’s own vineyards
33. extra dry slightly sweet sparkling style
34. fermentation sugar turning into alcohol
35. finish aftertaste length
36. floral flower-like aroma
37. fortified strengthened with added spirit
38. Gewürztraminer spicy aromatic white grape
39. glass drinking vessel for wine
40. Grenache ripe red grape variety
41. grippy firmly tannic texture
42. herbaceous green herb-like character
43. jammy very ripe fruit character
44. lees spent yeast sediment
45. legs streaks on glass sides
46. Madeira fortified wine from Madeira
47. magnum large bottle, two standard
48. Malbec dark fruity red grape
49. malolactic acid-softening secondary fermentation
50. Merlot soft red grape variety
51. minerality stone-like sensory impression
52. Moscato sweet muscat-based wine
53. mousse sparkling wine foam texture
54. must fresh crushed grape juice
55. Nebbiolo tannic Piedmont red grape
56. nose smell of the wine
57. oak wood influence from barrels
58. oaky showing strong oak influence
59. orange wine skin-contact white wine
60. oxidized spoiled by too much oxygen
61. pairing matching wine with food
62. palate taste impression in mouth
63. peppery showing pepper notes
64. Pinot Noir light red grape variety
65. Port sweet fortified Portuguese wine
66. pour serve wine into glass
67. recork put cork back in
68. red dark-skinned grape wine
69. reserve special bottling designation
70. rich full and concentrated
71. Riesling aromatic white grape variety
72. Rioja Spanish wine region and style
73. rosé pink wine style
74. screwcap metal twist bottle closure
75. sediment solid deposit in bottle
76. serve present wine to guests
77. sip take a small drink
78. sommelier wine service specialist
79. spit expel tasted wine
80. stemware glasses with stems
81. structure framework of acidity and tannin
82. sweet containing noticeable sugar
83. swirl rotate wine in glass
84. tannin drying compound from skins
85. taste sample and assess wine
86. Tempranillo classic Spanish red grape
87. terroir place-based growing character
88. toasty showing toast-like notes
89. uncork remove the cork
90. vanilla common oak-derived aroma
91. varietal wine from one grape
92. velvety soft plush texture
93. vineyard land planted with vines
94. vintage year grapes were harvested
95. vintner wine producer
96. Viognier lush aromatic white grape
97. white pale grape wine
98. winemaker person who makes wine
99. winery place where wine is made
100. Zinfandel bold red grape variety

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