Australia

Question 1

Vine classification by
age. (Barossa)

Answer 1

Barossa Old Vine: Min. 35 years old
Barossa Survivor Vine: Min. 70 years old
Barossa Centenarian Vine: Min. 100 years old
Barossa Ancestor Vine: Min. 125 years old

Question 2

Muscat of Rutherglen Classification

Answer 2

Rutherglen Muscat. Average age: 3-5 years. … 180-240g/L
Classic Rutherglen Muscat. Average age: 6-10 years. … 200-280g/L
Grand Rutherglen Muscat. Average age: 11-19 years. … 270-400g/L
Rare Rutherglen Muscat. Average age: in excess of 20 years… 270-400g/L

Question 3

Clarendon Hills

Answer 3

Astralis Syrah: Inaugural vintage 1994

Region of Production: Fleurieu Zone

Winery Location: McLaren Vale

Year Established: 1990

Question 4

Henschke

Answer 4

Hill of Grace Shiraz: Inaugural vintage 1958.
Cyril Henschke Cabernet Sauvignon

Region of production: Eden Valley

Winery Location: Eden Valley

Year Established: Vineyards first planted in 1862; Wines first sold 1868

Question 5

Clonakilla

Answer 5

Shiraz Viognier
Hilltops Syrah

Region of production: New South Wales

Winery Location: Canberra District

Year Established: 1971

Question 6

Wendouree Cellars

Answer 6

Shiraz
Shiraz-Malbec
Cabernet-Malbec

Region of production: South Australia

Winery Location: Clare Valley

Year Established: 1892

Question 7

Wine regions of Australia

Answer 7

Question 8

South Australian Gls

Answer 8

Question 9

Southern Australia GLs Map

Answer 9

Question 10

Victoria Gls

Answer 10

Question 11

Victoria GLs Map

Answer 11

Question 12

New South Wales GLs

Answer 12

Question 13

New South Wales Map

Answer 13

Question 14

Western Australia GLs

Answer 14

Question 15

Western Australia Map

Answer 15

Question 16

Tasmania Unofficial Subregions

Answer 16

Northern Tasmania: Pipers River, Tamar Valley, North West Coast

Southern Tasmania: Derwent Valley, Huon Valley, Coal River/Richmond, The East Coast (Cranbrook/Bicheno area)

Question 17

Tasmania key producers

Answer 17

Northern Tasmania: Pipers Brook Vineyard, Tamar Ridge, Jansz, Bay of Fires/House of Arras, Rosevears Estate

Southern Tasmania: Domaine A, Elsewhere Vineyard, Stefano Lubiana

Question 18

Hunter GI Subregions

Answer 18

Upper Hunter Valley GI (est. 2010)
Pokolbin GI (within Lower Hunter, between Singleton and Cessnock, est. 2010)
Broke Fordwich GI (within Lower Hunter, west of Pokolbin, est. 1997)

Question 19

Hunter GI Key Producers

Answer 19

Tyrrell’s, Brokenwood, Yarraman Estate, McWilliam’s Mount Pleasant, Keith Tulloch Wine, Wyndham Estate, Rosemount Estate

Question 20

Rutherglen GI area and producers

Answer 20

Victoria - > North east Victoria

Key Producers: Campbells, Chambers, All Saints, Morris, Pfeiffer, Stanton & Killeen

Major Natural Features:
Murray River (the GI’s northern boundary), Victorian Alps

Question 21

Jim Barry

Answer 21

Clare Valley

The Armagh Shiraz
First vintage: 1985

Question 22

d’Arenberg

Answer 22

McLaren Vale
Dead Arm Shiraz
First vintage: 1993

Question 23

Torbreck

Answer 23

Barossa Valley, Barossa Zone
RungRig Shiraz
First vintage: 1995

Question 24

John Duval

Answer 24

Barossa Valley
Entity Shiraz 2004
Plexus GSM 2003

Question 25

Yalumba

Answer 25

Octavius Old Vine Shiraz
First vintage: 1990

Question 26

Tahblik

Answer 26

Victoria-> Nagambe Lakes
1860 Vines Shiraz 1978
1927 Vines Marsanne 1998

Question 27

Penfolds

Answer 27

Barossa Valley
Shiraz
First Vintage 1951
Max Schubert