Alto Adige - Book Flashcards
Is Alto Adige a autonomous province p173
yes
What are the five autonomous provinces in Italy p173
Valle d’Aosta, Alto Adige, Friulli Giulia, Sardegna and Sicilia
What is the principal language in Alto Adige p173
German
Why is Alto Adige considered to be a country within a country p173
It is the most isolated and most independent among the five autonomous province in Italy
How people consider themselves in Alto Adige p173
Tyrolean
What was the traditional wine style in Alto Adige until 1990s p173
Light Red wine
Nowadays Alto Adige is a white wine or red wine producer p173
White wine
How is Alto Adige called in German p174
Sudtirol
With whom Alto Adige share borders p174
Lombardia west, Swiss and Austria in the north and Veneto and Austria in the east and Trentino in the South
What is the capital of Alto Adige p174
Bolzano
What is the percentage of cultivable are in alto Adige p174
15%
What are the three valleys in Alto Adige p175
Adige Valley, Isarco Valley and Venosta Valley
Where are vineyards located in Alto Adige p175
On the hillsides
What is planted on the the valleys floor p175
Apple (10% of Italy’s total production of Apple)
What is the climate in Alto Adige p175
Continental
What is the characteristics of climate in Conca di Bolzano p176
It is hot in the summer because of the surrounding mountains forms a heat trap
How many wine district are there in Alto Adige p176
7 wine districts
What is the most southern wine district in Alto Adige p176
Bassa Atesina
Which wine district is located just north of Bassa Atesina p176
Oltradige
Which wine district is located northeastern of Oltradige p176
Bolzano wine district
Which wine district is located west of Bolzano p176
Valdadige
Which wine district is located Northwest of Valdadige p176
Merano wine district
Which wine district is located in the west of Merano wine district
Val Venosta wine district
What is the northernmost wine district in Alto Adige p177
Valle Isarco wine district