Australia & New Zealand Flashcards

1
Q

Name the oldest Australian winery, planted in 1828 - Reynella, Wyndham, Yalumba

A

Wyndham Estate

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2
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Which country imports the most Australian wine - USA, Canada, UK

A

USA

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3
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Name the grape which accounts for 45% of all vines planted in Australia?

A

Shiraz

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4
Q

Which wine has Hugh Johnson called “the only First Growth in the Southern Hemisphere”?

A

Penfolds Grange

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5
Q

In which wine region is the Tamar valley, producing top Pinot Noirs & sparklers?

A

Tasmania

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6
Q

Which huge winery in the Barossa Valley has an Eaglehawk on its label?

A

Wolf Blass

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7
Q

Name the Brown Brothers wine that is similar to a good Beaujolais?

A

Tarrango

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8
Q

Which State produces the most wine - South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia?

A

South Australia

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9
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The founder of the Australian Wine Bureau as wrote the first Encyclopedia of Australian Wine. Who is he?

A

Len Evans

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10
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The Art Series is produced by which Margaret River Winery?

A

Leeuwin Estate

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11
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Which country has the fastest growing consumption levels of Australian wine - USA, China, UK?

A

China

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12
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Which champagne House makes Green Point in the Yarra Valley?

A

Moet & Chandon

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13
Q

Approximately how many wineries are currently producing wine - 2,000, 2,500, 3,000?

A

Approximately 2,500 wineries are currently operating

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14
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In which wine area are both Yalumba and Grant Burge based?

A

Barossa Valley

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15
Q

Which is the most planted white grape variety?

A

Chardonnay

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16
Q

On average how many million bottles are produced per year - 1,000, 1,500, 2,000?

A

1,500 million bottles

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17
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Who, as “the father of Australian wine”, brought the first cuttings from Europe in 1820 - James Busby, Jim Barry, John Parker?

A

James Busby

18
Q

Which global wine company owns Wolf Blass, Penfolds and LIndermans - Fosters, Constellation, Saab-Miller?

A

Fosters

19
Q

What is Tasmania’s most planted grape variety?

A

Pinot Noir

20
Q

Who produces and edits the annual Australian Wine Companion - Clive Hartley, James Halliday, Len Evans?

A

James Halliday

21
Q

Which grape variety is grown the most in New Zealand?

A

Sauvignon Blanc

22
Q

What is the name of the wine region situated to the west of Marlborough?

A

Nelson

23
Q

The wine producer ‘Mud House’ is located on New Zealand’s North Island - True or False?

A

False (in Canterbury)

24
Q

What is the name of New Zealand’s southernmost wine region?

A

Central Otago

25
Q

Which wine are on the South Island has the same name as a well-known Kent town?

A

Canterbury

26
Q

Which Austrian white grape variety is also grown in New Zealand?

A

Gruner Veltliner

27
Q

A widely planted grape variety in New Zealand also produces the French wines of Sancerre and Pouilly Fume - what is it called?

A

Sauvignon Blanc

28
Q

Which produces the most wine - North Island or South Island?

A

South Island

29
Q

Which global company now owns the famous Cloudy Bay?

A

LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy)

30
Q

Which wine growing region of New Zealand produces the most Merlot?

A

Hawkes Bay

31
Q

Which is the largest wine growing area (volume and size) in New Zealand?

A

Marlborough

32
Q

Actor Sam Neill produces top Pinot Noir in Central Otago. What is the winery’s name?

A

Two Paddocks

33
Q

Which giant French company currently owns and produces around 40% of New Zealand wines?

A

Pernod Ricard

34
Q

What proportion of the world’s wine crop does New Zealand currently produce - 0.5%, 1.5%, 2.5%?

A

1.5% and growing

35
Q

In the year 2000 New Zealand produced fewer than 7 million cases of wine - what had this expanded to by 2015 - 15 million, 20 million, 30 million?

A

30 million cases

36
Q

Approximately how many wineries are there in New Zealand?

A

700

37
Q

Which is the fastest growing wine region?

A

Central Otago

38
Q

Which country imports the most New Zealand wine?

A

USA

39
Q

What percentage of wines are exported - 25%, 50%, 75%?

A

75%

40
Q

Which winery has won the most wine awards over the past 30 years?

A

Villa Maria