4.6 Regional Red Wine Varities Flashcards

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Which French PDO are known for producing Gamay

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Beaujolais Region
1. Beaujolais
2. Beaujolais Villages
3. Beaujolais Cru

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GI’s known for producing Grenache/Grenacha

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  1. France: Côte du Rhône, Côte du Rhône Villages, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Minervois
  2. Spain: Rioja, Navarra, Catalunya (very close to S France)
  3. Australia: Barossa Valley, McLauren Vale (South Aus)

Côte du Rhône’s have high proportion of Grenache

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Spanish PDO’s known for Temparnillo

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  1. Rioja
  2. Ribera del Duero (SE of Rioja)
  3. Catalunya
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What does the labeling term “Joven” mean

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Lebeling term in Spain to idnicate a wine is YOUNG and fruity. Not subject to minimum aging requirements

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What does the labelling term “Crianza” mean

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Lebeling term in Spain to idnicate a wine has been aged in oak barrels prior to release.

Typically develop secondary flavors from oak aging etc etc

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What does the labelling term “Reserva” mean

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Lebeling term in Spain to idnicate a wine has been aged for extended periods in OAK & BOTTLE before release.

secondary and terciary aromas, tatstes

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Italian PDO’s known for Nebbiolo

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Piedmont Region
1. Barbaresco
2. Borolo

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Italian PDO’s known for Barbera

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Piedmont Region
1.Barbera d’Asti

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Italian PDO’s known for Sangiovese

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  1. Chianti
  2. Chianti Classico Riserva
  3. Brunello di Montalcino
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Italian PDO’s known for producing Corvina

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Vento Region
1. Valpolicella DOC
2. Valpolicella Classico DOC
3. Amaron Della Valpolicella DOCg
4. Recioto Della Valpolicella DOC

1&2 Dry wine, 3 off dry, 4 sweet

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Labelling term “Classico” meaning

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Labeling term usded in Italy which indicates grapes are grown in hilly/historic region

Produces more concentrated and ripe grape

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Labelling term “Amarone” meaning

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Labeling term usded in Italy usually in conjunction with Valplicella that inditcates the grapes have been partially dried, concentrating the sugars and flavors

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Labelling term “Recioto” meaning

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Labeling term usded in Italy usually in which Indicates that the grapes have been dried using a method called “Appassimento”.

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Italian PDO for Montepulciano

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  1. Montepulciano d’Abruzzo
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GI’s known for producing Zinfandel/Primotivo

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1.USA: California
2.Italy: Puglia

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GI’s known for Pinotage

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1: South Africa: Western Cape

Pinotage is a lab grown grape btwn Pinot Noir and Cinsault.

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WTF is Cape Blend

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South African blend of Pinotage and other grape varities IE Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot

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GI’s known for Carmenère

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  1. Chile: Central Valley
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GI’s known for Malbec

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  1. Argentina: Mendoza