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Wine Evaluation Chart
Name: _________________________________ Date: _________________________________
Place: _________________________________ Theme: _______________________________
See Reverse Side for Scoring Guidelines
Wine Price
Appearance
3 Max
Aroma /
Bouquet
6 Max
Taste /
Texture
6 Max
Aftertaste
3 Max
Overall
Impression
2 Max
Total
Score
20 Max
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
A
W
S
WINE AROMA WHEEL
APPEARANCE
3 - Excellent - Brilliant with outstanding characteristic color.
2 - Good - Clear with characteristic color.
1 - Poor - Slight haze and/or slight off color.
0 - Objectionable - Cloudy and/or off color.
AROMA AND BOUQUET
6 - Extraordinary - Unmistakable characteristic aroma of grape-variety or wine-
type. Outstanding and complex bouquet. Exceptional balance
of aroma and bouquet.
5 - Excellent - Characteristic aroma. Complex bouquet. Well balanced.
4 - Good - Characteristic aroma. Distinguishable bouquet.
3 - Acceptable - Slight aroma and bouquet. Pleasant.
2 - Deficient - No perceptible aroma or bouquet or with slight off odors.
1 - Poor - Off odors.
0 - Objectionable - Objectionable or offensive odors.
TASTE AND TEXTURE
6 - Extraordinary - Unmistakable characteristic flavor of grape-variety or wine-
type. Extraordinary balance. Smooth, full-bodied and
overwhelming.
5 - Excellent - All of the above but a little less. Excellent but not
overwhelming.
4 - Good - Characteristic grape-variety or wine-type flavor. Good
balance. Smooth. May have minor imperfections.
3 - Acceptable - Undistinguished wine but pleasant. May have minor off flavors.
May be slightly out of balance, and/or somewhat thin or rough.
2 - Deficient - Undistinguished wine with more pronounced faults than above.
1 - Poor - Disagreeable flavors, poorly balanced, and/or unpleasant
texture.
0 - Objectionable - Objectionable or offensive flavors and/or texture.
AFTERTASTE
3 - Excellent - Lingering outstanding aftertaste.
2 - Good - Pleasant aftertaste.
1 - Poor - Little or no distinguishable aftertaste.
0 - Objectionable - Unpleasant aftertaste.
OVERALL IMPRESSION TOTAL SCORES
2 - Excellent 18 - 20 Extraordinary
1 - Good 15 - 17 Excellent
0 - Poor 12 - 14 Good
9 - 11 Commercially Acceptable
6 - 8 Deficient
0 - 5 Poor and Objectionable
CARA
M
ELIZED
NUTTY
VEGETATIVE
FRUITY
SPICY
FLORAL
M
ICROBIOLOGICAL
OXIDIZEDPUNGENT
CHEMICAL
EARTHY
WOODY
CitrusGrapefruit
Lemon
BerryBlackberry
Raspberry
(Tree)FruitCherryApricotPeachApple
(Tropical)FruitPineapple
M
elonBanana
(Dried) Fruit
Strawberry Jam
Raisin
Prune
Fig
Other
Artificial Fruit
Methyl Anthranilate
Fresh
Stemmy
Grass, Cut Green
Bell Pepper
Eucalyptus
Mint
Canned /
Cooked
Green Beans
Asparagus
Green Olive
Black Olive
Dried Hay / StrawTea
Tobacco
Nutty
WalnutHazelnutAlmond
Caram
elized
HoneyButterscotch
SoySauce
Chocolate
M
olasses
Artichoke
Phenolic
Phenolic
Vanilla
Resinous
Cedar
Oak
Burned
Smoky
BurntToast/Charred
Coffee
Earthy
MoldyMushroom
Dusty
MoldyCorkMusty(Mildew)
Petroleum
Plastic
Tar
DieselKerosene
Sulfur
H
ydrogen
Sulfide
Rubbery
CabbageWet Wool, Wet Dog
Sulfur Dioxide
Burnt Match
Papery
Wet Cardboard
Filter Pad
Pungent
Acetic Acid
Ethyl Acetate
Sulfur Dioxide
Ethanol
Other
Fusel Alcohol
Sorbate
Soapy
Fishy
Hot
Cool
Alcohol
Menthol
Acetaldehyde
Oxidized
Yeasty
Leesy
Flor yeast
Lactic
Lactic Acid
Sweaty
Butyric Acid
Sauerkraut
Other
M
ousey
Horsey
Floral
OrangeBlossom
Linalool
Rose
Geranium
Violet
Spicy
Cloves
BlackPepper
Licorice,Anise
StrawberryBlackCurrant(Cassis)
Skunk
Garlic
M
ercaptan
D
iacetyl (Butter)
(Copyright American Soc. for
Enology and Viticulture, A.C.Noble,
Am J. Enol. Vitic.38:143,1987) Colored
laminated plastic copies of the aroma wheel
may be obtained from A.C.Noble, Dept. Vit.&
Enol., University of California, Davis, CA 95616 -
Fax 916/752/0382 - Phone 916/752/0387.
All profits support wine sensory research.
The American Wine Society is a national non-profit consumer organization
which is dedicated to educating its members and the general public about
wine appreciation, production and use. The society is an independent
organization with no commercial affiliation.
The society has chapters throughout the United States and Canada.
Membership is open to anyone interested in wine - amateur, enthusiast or
professional.
For further information contact: AMERICAN WINE SOCIETY
P. O. Box 3330
Durham, NC 27703
PHONE / FAX 919-403-0022
dautlick@americanwinesociety.com
CARA
M
ELIZED
NUTTY
VEGETATIVE
FRUITY
SPICY
FLORAL
M
ICROBIOLOGICAL
OXIDIZEDPUNGENT
CHEMICAL
EARTHY
WOODY
CitrusGrapefruit
Lemon
BerryBlackberryRaspberry
(Tree)FruitCherryApricotPeachApple
(Tropical)FruitPineapple
M
elonBanana
(Dried) Fruit
Strawberry Jam
Raisin
Prune
Fig
Other
Artificial Fruit
Methyl Anthranilate
Fresh
Stemmy
Grass, Cut Green
Bell Pepper
Eucalyptus
Mint
Canned /
Cooked
Green Beans
Asparagus
Green Olive
Black Olive
Dried Hay / StrawTea
Tobacco
Nutty
WalnutHazelnutAlmond
Caram
elized
HoneyButterscotch
SoySauce
Chocolate
M
olasses
Artichoke
Phenolic
Phenolic
Vanilla
Resinous
Cedar
Oak
Burned
Smoky
BurntToast/Charred
Coffee
Earthy
MoldyMushroom
Dusty
MoldyCorkMusty(Mildew)
Petroleum
Plastic
Tar
DieselKerosene
Sulfur
H
ydrogen
Sulfide
Rubbery
CabbageWet Wool, Wet Dog
Sulfur Dioxide
Burnt Match
Papery
Wet Cardboard
Filter Pad
Pungent
Acetic Acid
Ethyl Acetate
Sulfur Dioxide
Ethanol
Other
Fusel Alcohol
Sorbate
Soapy
Fishy
Hot
Cool
Alcohol
Menthol
Acetaldehyde
Oxidized
Yeasty
Leesy
Flor yeast
Lactic
Lactic Acid
Sweaty
Butyric Acid
Sauerkraut
Other
M
ousey
Horsey
Floral
OrangeBlossom
Linalool
Rose
Geranium
Violet
Spicy
Cloves
BlackPepper
Licorice,Anise
(CopyrightAmericanSoc.forEnologyandViticulture,A.C.Noble,AmJ.Enol.Vitic.38:143,1987)
ColoredlaminatedplasticcopiesofthearomawheelmaybeobtainedfromA.C.Noble,Dept.Vit.&Enol.,
UniversityofCalifornia,Davis,CA95616-Fax916/752/0382-Phone916/752/0387.Allprofitssupport
winesensoryresearch.
StrawberryBlackCurrant(Cassis)
Skunk
Garlic
M
ercaptan
D
iacetyl (Butter)

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