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Grape must is best described as

  • A.The alcoholic liquid drawn off once the fermentation is complete
  • B.The dried residue of skins and stalks left behind after pressing
  • C.The juice, and often skins, of crushed grapes before fermentation
  • D.The sediment left in the vessel after fermentation has ended

Answer: C

Correct answer: The juice, and often skins, of crushed grapes before fermentation

Must is the starting material: crushed grapes, with the skins included for red wine and generally pressed off for white. Once fermentation is complete it is no longer must but wine, and the solid residue left after pressing is pomace.

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