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Winemaking province in center region (Argentina)
Cordoba Argentina IG
(includes department IGs of Colon, Colonia Caroya, Calamuchita, San Javier, Ischillin, Tulumba and Santa Maria)
Parents of Torrontes Riojana
Muscat of Alexandria x criolla chica
Argentina’s only two DOCs
Luján de Cuyo (Primera Zone, Mendoza)
San Rafael (South Mendoza)
Bottlings of Malbec by Achavel Ferrer
Finca Altamira
Finca Bella Vista
Finca Mirador
Main Valley of Salta
Calchaqui Valleys
Subregion of Jujuy IG (North Region)
Quebrada de Humahuasca
What are the tiers of DO largest to smallest in Chile
464 established four tiers of DO:
Viticultural Region
Subregion
Zone
Area
most planted white grape in Argentina
Pedro Giménez (not PX!)
what year was DO system introduced in Chile
1994
this grape was often mistaken for Sauvignon Blanc in Chile
Friulano (Sauvignon Vert)
This tasting put Chilean wines on the map
2004 Berlin Tasting put Errázuriz on the map with “Viñedo Chadwick” placing first and “Seña” placing second ahead of Lafite and Margaux.
“Seña” is a collaboration between Errazuriz and Robert Mondavi, with the first vintage in 1995.
1 exporter by volume and value to the United States of any South American Country
Chile
Three Chilean Brands that dominate 85% of domestic consumption
Concha Y Toro
Santa Rita
San Pedro
Do areas in Zone Leyda DO (Valle de San Antonio)
San Juan
Santo Domingo (both Costa)
first to plant in San Antonio Valley
Vina Leyda
1997
Casa Marin won a campaign for this DO Area in 2018 San Antonio Valley
Lo Abarca
What is La Cumbre?
100% Syrah
Errazuriz
Aconcagua
Two official DOs of San Antonio Valley (Aconcagua)
San Antonio is directly south of Casablanca
two official DO zones: Leyda Valley and Lo Abarco
Winemaker of Kingston Family Vineyards in Casablanca
Byron Kosuge
Compared the region to Sta Rita Hills
Warmest, driest and most inland subzone of San Antonio DO
Rosario
Only producer is Matetic, demeter certified
First winery to plant Syrah in San Antonio
Matetic, Demeter certified, in 1999
Name of the state in Brazil, bordering Uruguay where viticulture is centered (Southern)
Rio Grande do Sul
Brazil’s two DOs: (In Serra Gaucha)
DO Altos de Pinto Bandeira
DO Vale dos Vinhedos
90% of Uruguays wine is grown in these three Southern Coastal departments
Canelones
San Jose
Montevideo
What are the two denominations of Wine in Brazil?
IP (Indication of Origin)
DO (Denomination of Origin)
What is the term for Traditional Method in Altos de Pinto Bandeira DO?
Espumante Natural
Altitude requirement for Altos de Pinto Bandeira DO (Brazil)
Altitude Requirement of 520 to 770m
Almaviva is a collaboration between these wineries
Baronne Phillipe de Rothschild
Concha Y Toro
1997
Marchïgue, Lolol and San Fernando are DO areas of:
Colchagua Valley
Miguel Torres of Spain founded this project in Curicó 1979
Fundo Maquehue
Stainless steel temperature controlled fermentation tanks
new Barriques
pneumatic presses newly trellis vines or VSP
DO Zones of Curicó (Valle Central)
Lontué
Teno
Concha Y Toro Carmenere bottling
“Carmin de Peumo”
this region has the smallest vineyard area of the Valle Central regions
Maipo
Carmenere is a crossing of this
Cabernet Franc and Gros Cabernet