Albarino Flashcards
What type of grape is Albarino?
A white grape variety.
Albarino is primarily grown in which region?
Rías Baixas in Spain.
True or False: Albarino is known for its high acidity.
True.
What flavor profiles are commonly associated with Albarino?
Citrus, stone fruit, and floral notes.
Fill in the blank: Albarino wines are often paired with _______.
Seafood.
Which country is known for producing Albarino besides Spain?
Portugal.
What is the primary climate in which Albarino grapes thrive?
Maritime climate.
Multiple Choice: What is a characteristic of Albarino wines? A) Low acidity B) High tannins C) Bright acidity
C) Bright acidity.
True or False: Albarino is typically made in a sweet style.
False.
What is the typical alcohol content range for Albarino wines?
12% to 13.5%.
Fill in the blank: Albarino is often described as _______ and refreshing.
Crisp.
What is the primary aroma found in young Albarino wines?
Peach.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of Albarino? A) Floral aromas B) Heavy oak aging C) Bright acidity
B) Heavy oak aging.
What is the aging potential of Albarino wines?
Generally best consumed young.
True or False: Albarino can be used for sparkling wine production.
True.
What is the primary growing method for Albarino in Rías Baixas?
Pergola training system.
Fill in the blank: Albarino wines are often described as having a _______ finish.
Mineral.
What is a common food pairing for Albarino?
Grilled fish.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a synonym for Albarino? A) Albariño B) Albarinho C) Both A and B
C) Both A and B.
What is the typical color of Albarino wine?
Pale straw to golden yellow.
True or False: Albarino grapes have thick skins.
False.
What type of soil is ideal for Albarino cultivation?
Granite and sandy soils.
Fill in the blank: The name Albarino is derived from the word _______.
White.
What is one of the main reasons for Albarino’s popularity?
Its refreshing taste and versatility with food.
