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Le Nez du Vin is a wine aroma identification kit created by French wine expert Jean Lenoir in 1981,[1] manufactured by Éditions Jean Lenoir, which consist of typical wine-associated scents contained in vials, accompanied by booklets and cards.[2] The concept has been described as among "the most advanced wine flavor sources",[3] and to potentially aid the education wine professionals, as well as functioning as a dinner party game.[2]

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A Le Nez du Vin Masterkit.

Products

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Among the products in the series are the "Masterkit" containing 54 vials, "Duo" containing 24 vials, "White wines", "Red wines", "Faults" and "New oak" containing 12 vials, and "Rosés" and "The nose knows" each containing 6 vials.

Éditions Jean Lenoir also produces coffee aroma identification sets, Le Nez du Café in 6 or 36 vial models, and a 6-vial cigar aroma kit, Le Nez du Cigare.

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List of Masterkit aromas

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Le Nez du Vin appearing in Japanese wine-manga Kami no Shizuku.
Fruity   Floral    Vegetal and spicy   Animal    Roasted  
 # Aroma  # Aroma  # Aroma  # Aroma
 1 Lemon  2 Grapefruit  3 Orange  4 Pineapple
 5 Banana  6 Lychee  7 Melon  8 Muscat
 9 Apple 10 Pear 11 Quince 12 Strawberry  
13 Raspberry 14 Redcurrant 15 Blackcurrant 16 Bilberry
17 Blackberry 18 Cherry 19 Apricot 20 Peach
21 Almond 22 Prune 23 Walnut
24 Hawthorn 25 Acacia 26 Linden 27 Honey
28 Rose 29 Violet
30 Green pepper   31 Mushroom 32 Truffle 33 Wine lees
34 Cedar 35 Pine 36 Liquorice 37 Boxwood  
38 Cut hay 39 Thyme 40 Vanilla 41 Cinnamon
42 Clove 43 Pepper 44 Saffron
45 Leather 46 Musk 47 Butter
48 Toast 49 Roasted almond   50 Roasted hazelnut 51 Caramel
52 Coffee 53 Dark chocolate 54 Smoke

References

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  1. ^ winearomas.com Jean Lenoir : The Author
  2. ^ a b Fraser, Alistair, The Daily Telegraph (June 12, 2004). "Days of wine and noses".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  3. ^ Vine, Richard P.; Harkness, Ellen M.; Linton, Sally J. (2002). Winemaking: from grape growing to marketplace. Springer. pp. 115–116. ISBN 9780306472725.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  4. ^ Wilson, Jason, Table Matters. On The Nose
  5. ^ Peynaud, Emile (1996). Le Gout du Vin (The Taste of Wine). John Wiley and Sons. p. 274. ISBN 9780471113768.


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