Australia Flashcards
First five producers of Western Australia
Vasse Felix, Cullen, Moss Wood, Leeuwin Estate, Cape Mentelle
First wine produced in Western Australia
Vasse Felix Riesling, 1971
Agronomist credited with suggesting viticulture in Western Australia
John Gladstone (Gladstone’s lie, 115’ 18” East)
Zones of Western Australia
Central Western Australia Eastern Plains, Inland, and North of Western Australia Greater Perth South West Australia West Australia South East Coast
Regions of Greater Perth
Peel
Perth Hills
Swan District
- Swan Valley
Regions of South West Australia
Blackwood Valley Geographe Manjimup Margaret River Pemberton Great Southern - Albany - Denmark - Frankland River - Mount Barker - Porongorup
Location and grape focus: Peel
WA; Greater Perth
mostly red grapes (shiraz, CS)
Location and grape focus: Perth Hills
WA; Greater Perth
mostly white grapes (CB, Verdehlo, Chad, Semillon)
Location and grape focus: Swan District
WA; Greater Perth Mostly White (CB, Verdehlo, Chard)
Location and grape focus: Swan Valley
WA; Greater Perth; Swan District Even Split (Shiraz, CS, CB, Verdehlo, Chard)
Location and grape focus: Blackwood Valley
WA; South West Australia Mostly red (shiraz, CS)
Location and grape focus: Geographe
WA; South West Australia Mostly white (SB, Semillon, Chard)
Location and grape focus: Manjimup
WA; South West Australia Mostly White (SB, Semillon, Chard)
Location and grape focus: Margaret River
WA; South West Australia Mostly White (Chard, SB, Semillon, Shiraz most-planted single variety)
Location and grape focus: Pemberton
WA; South West Australia Mostly White (Chard, SB)
Location and grape focus: Great Southern
WA; South West Australia Mostly Red (Shiraz, CS, Chard)
Zones of Victoria
North West Victoria Western Victoria Central Victoria Port Phillip North East Victoria Gippsland
Regions of Central Victoria
Bendigo Heathcote Strathbogie Ranges Upper Goulbourne Goulbourne Valley - Nagambie Lakes
Regions of Gipplsand
None
Regions of North East Victoria
Alpine Valleys Beechworth Glenrowan King Valley Rutherglen
Regions of North West Victoria
Murray Darling
Swan Hill
Regions of Port Phillip
Geelong Macedon Ranges Mornington Peninsula Sunbury Yarra Valley
Regions of Western Victoria
Henty
Pyrenees
Grampians
- Great Western
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Graveyard Vineyard
Brokenwood
Shiraz
Hunter Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Astralis
Clarendon Hills
Syrah
McLaren Vale
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Polish Hill
Grosset
Riesling
Clare Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Hill of Grace
Henschke
Shiraz
Eden Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Mount Edelstone
Henchske
Shiraz
Eden Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? The Armagh
Jim Barry
Shiraz
Clare Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Art Series
Leeuwin Estate
Chardonnay (Also Riesling, Cabernet, Merlot)
Margaret River
First five inMargaret River
Leeuwin Estate Vasse Felix Mosswood Cullen Cape Mentelle
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Mosswood Vineyard
Mosswood
Cabernet
Margaret River
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Quintet
Mount Mary
Cabernet
Yarra Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Grange
Penfolds
Shiraz
South Australia
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Bin 95
Penfolds
Shiraz
South Australia (also known as Grange)
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Basket Press
Rockford
Shiraz
Barossa Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? John Riddock
Wynn’s
Cabernet
Coonawarra
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? RunRig
Torbreck
Shiraz
Barossa Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? 100 year old para vintage tawny port
Seppeltsfield
GSM Blend
Barossa
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? The Dead Arm
D’Arenberg
Shiraz
McLaren Vale
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? The Noble One
De Bortoli
Semillon (Botrytis)
Riverina
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Jack Mann
Houghton
Cabernet
Great Southern
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Emily’s Paddock
Jasper Hill
Shiraz/ Cab Franc
Heathcote
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Georgia’s Paddock
Jasper Hill
Shiraz
Heathcote
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Stonewell
Peter Lehmann
Shiraz
Barossa
Official GI’s of North Island
North Island Matakana (Auckland) Waiheke Island (Auckland) Gisbourne Hawke's Bay Northland Wairarapa Martinborough (Wairarapa)
Official GI’s of South Isladn
South Island
Canterbury
Marlborough
Zones of South Australia
Far North The Peninsulas Mount Lofty Ranges Barossa Lower Murray Fleurieu Limestone Coast Adelaide Superzone
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? The Laird
Torbreck
Shiraz
Barossa Valley
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Sweet White Show
Saltram
White grapes, bottled in 1972
South Australia
Who Makes it? Where’s it from? What’s it made from? Roennfeldt Road
Greenock Creek
Shiraz, or Cabernet
Barossa Valley
First vintage of Grange
1951, then underground, brought back in 1960
Barossa Old Vine Charter Levels
Old Vine: 35 years
Survivor: 70
Centenarian: 100
Ancestor: 125
When was the Barossa Old Vine Charter created?
2009
Ruthergrlen Muscat Classifications
Rutherglen Muscat: 3-5 years, 180-240 g/L
Classic: 6-10 years, 200-280 g/L
Grand: 11-19years, 270-400 g/L
Rare: 20+ years, 270-400 g/L
GI’s of Queensland
Granite Belt
South Burnett
Zones of New South Wales
Northern Slopes Northern Rivers Hunter Valley Central Ranges Southern New South Wales South Coast Western Plains Big Rivers
GI’s of Northern Slopes
New England Australia
GI’s of Northern Rivers
Hastings River
GI’s of Hunter Valley
Hunter
Subzones of Hunter GI
Upper Hunter Valley
Pokolbin
Broke Fordwich
GI’s of Central Ranges
Cowree
Mudgee
Orange
GI’s of Big Rivers
Murray Darling
Perricota
Riverina
Swan Hill
GI’s of South Coast
Shoalhaven Coast
Southern Highlands
GI’s Southern New South Wales
Canberra District
Gundagai
Hilltops
Tumbarumba
Yarra Valley GI
Victoria, Port Phillip
PN most planted grape, followed by Chardonnay
Strathbogie Ranges GI
Victoria, Central Victoria
PN, Chard
Rutherglen GI
Victoria, North East Victoria
Shiraz, Durif, MBaPG, MRaPG
Pyrenees GI
Victoria, Western Victoria
Shiraz, CS, Chard
Mornington Peninsula GI
Victoria, Port Phillip
PN, PG, Chard
King Valley GI
Victoria, NE Victoria
PG, Prosecco, Chard, PN, SB
Heathcote GI
Victoria, Central Victoria
Shiraz, Chard
Grampians GI
Victoria, Western Victoria
Shiraz
Goulburn Valley GI
Victoria, Central Victoria
Shiraz, Chard
Glenrowan GI
Victoria, NE Victoria
CS, Shiraz
Coldstream Hills
Yarra Valley, Victoria, Australia
De Bortoli
Yarra Valley, Victoria, australia
Largest producer in region
Domaine Chandon Australia
Yarra Valley, Victoria, Australia
Est 1986
Giant Steps
Yarra Valley, Victoria, Australia
Seville Estate
Yarra Valley, Victoria, Australia
Yarra yerring
Yarra Valley, Victoria, Australia OG producer founded 1969 Dry farmed Dry red #1 Cabernet blend Dry red #2 Shiraz blend Dry red #3 Port red blend
Yarra Yerring dry red #’s 1,2,3 major grape varieties
1 Cabernet
2 Shiraz
3 Portuguese red blend
Soils of Yarra Valley
Grey-brown sandy clay Liam& rock mixture in northern parts
Red volcanic souls in south
First GI with phylloxera
Geelong
Port Phillip zone, Victoria, Australia
By Farr/ Farr Rising
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Bannockburn vineyards
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
GI’s of port Phillip zone
Yarra Valley Mornington peninsula Geelong Macedon ranges Sunbury
Bindi wine growers
Macedon ranges, Victoria, Australia
Curly Flat
Macedon Ranges, Victoria, Australia
Cobaw Ridge
Macedon Ranges, Victoria, Australia
Craiglee winery
Sunbury, Victoria, Australia
Goona Warra vineyard
Sunbury, Victoria, Australia
New “Sherry” term from rutherglen
Apera
Apera
Updated term for “sherry style” wines from rurherglen
James Halliday’s wine estate
Cold Stream Hills
Most planted grape in mornington peninsula
Chardonnay (1) Pinot noir (2)
Australian wine ranking publication
Langton’s
7th edition, first published in 1990
Producer with two “outstanding” wines in Langtons
Henschke
Hill of Grace
Mount Edelstone Shiraz
Quality levels of Langtons
Exceptional (highest)
Outstanding
Excellent (lowest)
Term for tokay and year of effect
Topaque
2020
Term for sherry and year of effect
Apera
2011
Largest GI in Australia by landmass
Riverland GI
South Australia
Largest region in Australia by production volume
Big Rivers Zone
NSW Australia
Highest elevation GI in Australia
Orange
Central ranges zone
NSW Australia
First varietal bottling of chard in Australia
Tyrrell’s vat 47 “Pinot Chardonnay “ in 1971
GI’s of Central Ranges Zone
Mudgee
Orange
Cowra
GI’s of Big Rivers Zone
Riverina
Perricoota
Swan Hill
Murray Darling
GI’s of Northern Rivers Zone
Hastings River
GI’s of Northern Slopes Zone
New England Australia
GI’s of South Coast Zone
Shoalhaven Cost
Southern Highlands
GI’s of Sourhern New South Wales Zone
Canberra District
Hilltops
Gundagai
Tumbarumba
Geographic features of NSW
Pacific Ocean
Great dividing range
Snowy mountains
Where is clonakilla located
Canberra District
New South Wales
Australia
First vintage of clonakilla Shiraz-viognier
1992
First vintage of de Bortoli’s botrytis semillon
1982
When was Casella founded and what do they make?
1969
Yellow tail
Largest family owned winery in Australia?
Casella
Riverina
Big Rivers Zone
NSW
Zones of Western Australia
South West Australia
Greater Perth
Central Western Australia
West Australian South East Coastal
Eastern Plains, inland and north of Western Australia
GIs of greater Perth zone
Peel
Perth Hills
Swan District (swan valley)
GIs of South West Australia
Blackwood Valley
Géographe
Great Southern*
Manjimup
Margaret River
Pemberton
Great southern sub zones
Albany
Denmark
Frankland River
Mount barker
Porongurup
Great southern sub zones
Albany
Denmark
Frankland River
Mount barker
Porongurup