Australian Wine Law Flashcards

You may prefer our related Brainscape-certified flashcards:
1
Q

What percentage of grapes must come from a specific variety, vintage or GI when labeled

A

85%

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2
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How must varieties be listed in blended wines

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From the highest percentage of the blend to the lowest, all varieties on the label must add up to 85%

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3
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What terms are allowed for Sparkling wine that have secondary bottle fermentation

A

Methode Champenoise, Traditional Method, Methode Traditionelle

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4
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What does Cabernets mean on a label in Australia

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A bordeaux blend

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5
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What does Pinots mean on a label in Australia

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A blend from any of the varieties in the Pinot Family

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6
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What is Topaque

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Sweet, Fortified Muscadelle aged in Solera method

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7
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Where is Topaque typically produced

A

Rutherglen, and Glenrowan

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8
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What is Apera

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Sherry style fortified wines, aged in solera, typically made from Palamino

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9
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How old do “Barossa Old Vines” need to be

A

35 years min.

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10
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How old do “Barossa Survivor Vines” need to be

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70 years min.

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How old do “Barossa Centenarian Vines” need to be

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100 years min.

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How old do “Barossa Ancestor Vines” need to be

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125 years min.

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