Austria - MA Questions 09.01.21 Flashcards
What are the five winegrowing regions of Bergland?
Karnten, Oberosterreich, Salzburg, Tirol and Vorarlberg.
What does the term Hochkultur mean? Who introduced it?
High-stake training at 1,25m introduced by Lenz Moser.
Which region in Austria is the driest making irrigation necessary in most years?
Niederösterreich.
What are the four overarching designations that can be labelled as Qualitatswein?
Kabinett, DAC wines, Pradikatswein and Austrian Sekt.
What does KMW stand for?
Klosterneuburg Must Weight scale.
What is the minimum must weight and the maximum RS for Kabinett wines in Austria?
Min 17 KMW; max 9 gr/liter.
What does mostwägerbescheiningung mean?
A certificate which is required to verify the grapes’ quality.
What are the minimum must weights in KMW for all Pradikatswein in Austria?
Spatlese – 19 Auslese – 21 Beerenauslese – 25 Eiswein – 25 Strohwein/Schilfwein – 25 Trockenbeerenauslese – 30
What does hauersekt indicate on a sparkling wine label?
“Grower’s sparkling wine” – made with estate fruit and estate produced.
Is tank method allowed for the production of Klassik Austrian Sekt?
Yes.
Is the blending method allowed for the production of Reserve and Grosse Reserve Sekt Rose?
No, bleeding only.
Which grape was introduced in the late 19th century to Austria, then known as Muscat-Sylvaner?
Sauvignon Blanc.
Which DAC region is situated between Wachau and Kamptal?
Kremstal.
What are the DACs of Niederosterreich?
Wachau, Kremstal, Kamptal, Weinviertel, Traisental and Carnuntum.
Which two regions in Niederosterreich are not DAC?
Wagram and Thermenregion.