ARGENTINA Flashcards

1
Q

Argentina is ( A )’s largest wine producing country and is the ( B )th largest producer in the world.

A

A. South America
B. fifth

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2
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Argentine’s vineyards were revitalized (活性化) by ( A ) and ( B ) immigrants towards at the end of nineteenth century.

A

A. Italian
B. Spanish

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3
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Argentine’s location

A

Located on the eastern side of the Andes Mountain

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4
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Argentine’s climate

A

The Andes form a rain shadow offering protection from westerly winds and stops, creating a very dry, and arid climate.

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5
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What is key to the success of viticulture in Argentina?

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Vineyards are planted in the front range of the Andes at average altitude of 3,000 feet above sea level.

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6
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Argentina’s grape variety

A

White: Torrontes
Red: Malbec
Bonarda Cabernet Sauvignon
Syrah

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7
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The Argentina’s wine regions are very dry and low in humidity, keeping the vineyards free of ( A ) problems.

A

A. fungal

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8
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( A ) is essential due to the rain shadow cast by the Andes Mountains
creating an arid climate.

A

Irrigation

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9
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What is wind name which blows down from Andes in the late spring and early summer?
and how affect?

A

Zonda wind
This wind can affect the flowering of the vines.

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10
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What is the hazard in Argentina’s vineyard?

A

Hail
Hail nets are employed to protect the vines.

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11
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what is the Argentine’s wine law?

A

-IGs Indications Geograficas
Regions are demarcated (区切られている) by political (政治的に) or geographical boundaries, similar to AVAs.

-DOCs
(Dominican de Origen Controlada)
Specify grape varieties, viticulture practices, and aging requirements.
Similar to European appellation systems.

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12
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What are three important Appertain of Argentina?

A

Salta IG
Mendoza IG
Patagonia IG

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13
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Salta

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Northenmost wine region in Argentine.
Generally warm,but vineyards are planted at high elevation (1,000 feet) are cool.

Torrentes
Malbec

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14
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Where is home to some of the high-altitude vine plantings in the world?

A

Salta IG

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15
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Cafayate IG

A

Salta’s sub-regions
toronttes
malbec

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16
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Mandoza IG

A

Argentine’s region.
Only Malbec
The largest viticultural region in Argentina.
Most vineyards are at 2,000 to 4,000 feet.
Irrigation is essential.

17
Q

2 Mendoza’s important sub-regions?

A

Lujan de Cuyo
Valle de Uco

18
Q

Patagonia IG

A

Argentine’s region
Torrontes
Malbec, CS, PN
A notably cool area with southernmost vineyards.

19
Q

What makes up most of vineyards plantings in Chile?

A

Red grapes varieties

20
Q

The Valle Central DO is largest wine growing area in Chile?

A

True

21
Q

Both the San Antonio and Casablanca DOs share this trait.

A

Cool climate regions near the Pacific Coast.

22
Q

What is the best known grape variety produced in the Maipo Valley?

A

Cabernet Sauvignon

23
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What brings cool, moist air and fog to the coastal regions of Chile?

A

Humboldt Current

24
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Carmenere is grape brought to Chile from the Bordeaux region of France?

A

True

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