Australia & New Zealand

Question 1

Multi-state GI that combines New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania

Answer 1

South Eastern Australia (multi-state zone)

Question 2

Mountain range that parallels Australia’s southeastern coast

Answer 2

Great Dividing Range

Question 3

Leading red grape of Australia

Answer 3

Shiraz

Question 4

Leading white grape of Australia

Answer 4

Chardonnay

Question 5

Terms used for Australia’s specific Geographical Indications

Answer 5

Multi-state
State
Zone
Region
Subregion

Question 6

The largest of Australia’s wine regions in terms of geographic size

Answer 6

Riverina

Question 7

Small island located 150 miles (241 km) off the coast of Victoria; known for cool-climate viticulture

Answer 7

Tasmania

Question 8

Two cool-climate regions of Victoria, located in the outskirts of Melbourne

Answer 8

Yarra Valley

Mornington Peninsula

Question 9

Three continguous inland GIs of Victoria

Answer 9

Heathcoate
Bendigo
Goulburn Valley

Question 10

Six regions of the Limestone Coast Zone

Answer 10

Coonawarra
Mount Benson
Mount Gambier
Padthaway
Robe
Wrattonbully

Question 11

Two leading regions of South Australia; located in the outskirts of Adelaide; known for Shiraz

Answer 11

Barossa Valley

McLaren Vale

Question 12

Region located at Australia’s southwestern extremity

Answer 12

Margaret River

Question 13

Region in Australia known for Riesling; part of the Mount Lofty Ranges Zone

Answer 13

Clare Valley

Question 14

Region in Australia known for Riesling; part of the Barossa Zone

Answer 14

Eden Valley

Question 15

Two wine regions located in the state of Queensland

Answer 15

Granite Belt

South Burnett

Question 16

Australian area known for varietal Semillon

Answer 16

Hunter, Hunter Valley

Question 17

Australian region known for fortified Muscat

Answer 17

Rutherglen

Question 18

Coonawarra’s bright red soil

Answer 18

Terra Rossa

Question 19

Three “enduring” geographical indications of New Zealand

Answer 19

New Zealand
North Island
South Island

Question 20

Leading grape variety of New Zealand

Answer 20

Sauvignon Blanc

Question 21

Leading red grape variety of New Zealand

Answer 21

Pinot Noir

Question 22

High mountain chain on New Zealand’s South Island

Answer 22

Southern Alps

Question 23

Hard sedimentary sandstone found in many parts of NZ

Answer 23

Greywacke

Question 24

Highest-producing (by volume) wine region in New Zealand

Answer 24

Marlborough

Question 25

Three subregionsof Marlborough

Answer 25

Wairau Valley
Awatere Valley
The Southern Valleys

Question 26

Leading NZ region for red wines OTHER than Pinot Noir

Answer 26

Hawke’s Bay

Question 27

Area within Hawke’s Bay known for unique, rocky soil

Answer 27

Gimblett Gravels

Question 28

NZ wine region located within the province of Wellington

Answer 28

Wairarapa

Question 29

Two sub-zones of Wairarapa

Answer 29

Gladstone

Martinborough

Question 30

Northern-most wine region of New Zealand

Answer 30

Northland

Question 31

Three sub-zones of Auckland

Answer 31

Kumeu
Matakana
Waiheke Island

Question 32

Area that calls itself the “Chardonnay Capital of New Zealand”

Answer 32

Gisborne

Question 33

Three sub-zones of Gisborne

Answer 33

Manutuke
Ormond
Patutahi

Question 34

Wine region surrounding the city of Christchurch, NZ

Answer 34

Canterbury

Question 35

Four sub-zones of Canterbury

Answer 35

Canterbury Plains
North Canterbury
Waipara/Waipara Valley
Waitaki Valley/Canterbury

Question 36

Six sub-zones of Central Otaga

Answer 36

Alexandra
Bannockburn
Bendigo
Cromwell/Lowburn/Pisa
Gibbston
Wanaka

Question 37

Geographical Indication of North Otago

Answer 37

Waitaki Valley/North Otago

Question 38

Wine region located to the west of Marlborough with a “sunny” nickname

Answer 38

Nelson

“Sunny Nelson”

Question 39

Two sub-zones of Nelson

Answer 39

Moutere Hills

Waimea Plains