Austria Flashcards
who was Lens Moser
early 20th century viticulturalist who promoted Hochkultur (high vine training that could be mechanically picked)
what was the first DAC
Weinviertel
Austria is divided into what 3 large winegrowing regions?
Weinland(Vienna, Neiderostrich, Bergenland)
Steirerland (Styria)
Bergland (not important)
The Danube drains into what body of water
The Black Sea
what is the term for old vine
alte reben
term for a single vineyard
ried
what is traunbenmost
grape must
what does KMV standfor
Klosterneuberg Must Weight
what is the ratio of KMV to Oechsle
1 to 5
minimum KMV for a wine to qualift for Qualitatswein
15
what is a banderole
the screw cap closure with the austrian flag on it
what are the 4 categories of qualitatswein
Pradikat
Kabinett
Sekt
DAC
what is the min alcohol of a DAC Reserve wine
13%
min KMW for spatlese, auslese
19, 21
Pradikat hierarchy
Spat (19) Aus (21) Eis (25) Straw (25) Beer (25) TBA (30)
minimum drying time for Strahwein
3 months
what is the term for grower sekt
haurersekt
what are the three levels for PDO Sekt
Klassik (9 lees, 3 bottle)(trad or charmat) Reserve (18 lees, 6 bottle) (trad only) Grosse Reserve (30 lees, 6 bottle) (trad only)
what are Gruner Veltliner’s parent grapes
Savignin and (probably) St. Georgian
Muller-Thurgau is a cross between what two grapes
Riesling
Madeline Royale
what is rotbrenner
“leaf scorch” fungal disease. Muller is susceptiable
what is a synonyn for Chardonnay
Morillon
what is the three tiered hierarchy of Wachau wines
Geibtswein (anywhere in wachau)
Orstwein (one of 23 villages)
Riedenwein (single vineyard, only riesling/gruner)
Producers may use the Vinea Wachau classifications, as well or in lieu of, the DAC regulations
Vinea Wachau tiers
Steinfeder (15 kmw, max 11.5 alcohol)
Federspiel (17 kmw, 11.5-12.5 alcohol)
Smaragd (19 kmw, min 12.5%)
name two villages in the Wachau
Spitz
Loiben