Austria Wine Law Flashcards

1
Q

When was wine law introduced

A

1999

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2
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Four level of Austrian wine law

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Wein aus Osterrich
Landwein
Qualitatswein
Pradikatswein

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3
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Wein aus osterrich regulations

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Max yield 9000 kg per ha
Or 67.5 hl per hectare
Min alcohol content 8.5%
10.6KMW

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4
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Landwein regulations

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With protected Geographical indication like PGI or IGP

Sub divided into weinland, Steiemark and bergland

Min must weight 14 KMW or 68 Ochsle

Max yield 9000 kg per hectare or 67.5 hl per hec

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5
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Qualitatswein regulations

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PDO level law or DAC

Min must weight 15KMW or 73 Ochsle

Min alcohol 9%

In Austria kabinet is considered under Qualitatswein

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6
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Pradikatswein regulations

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Includes Spatlese, Auslese, BA, TBA , Eiswein, Strowhein or Schilfwein, Ausbruch

                            KMW             Ochsle  Qualitatswein           15                    73 Kabinet                     17                    84 Spatlese                   19                    94 Auslese                    21                   105 BA or strowhein      25                   127 Ausbruch                 27                   139  TBA                          30                   156
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7
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1 KMW = how many Ochsle

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5 Ochsle or 1% sugar in the must

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8
Q

Trocken

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Dry

Max 9g/l RS if the total acidity not lower than 2g/l

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9
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Halbtrocken

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Off dry

Max 18g/l RS to the total acidity being no less than 10g/l

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10
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Lieblich

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Medium sweet up to 45g/l RS

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11
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Sub

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Sweet minimum 45g/l RS

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12
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Reserve

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Used for qualitatswein with min 13% Abv

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13
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Is addition of Sussreserve permitted

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No

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14
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Kabinet

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It is not considered as Pradikatswein
Min 17 KMW
Max 12.7 %Abv
Max 9 g/l RS

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15
Q

Edelfaule

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Botrytis Cinerea

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16
Q

Strowhein grapes are dried for how many months

A

Minimum 3 months

17
Q

Wine law of Wachau

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Vinea wachau Nobilis Districtus

Steinfeder
Federspeil
Smaragd

18
Q

Steinfeder

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Min must weight 15 KMW
Max 11.5%Abv
This is lightest style, Chaptalization is not permitted

Steinfedergras refers to grass grown in wachau

19
Q

Federspiel

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Min must weight 17 KMW
Alc between 11.5%-12.5%
Federspeil refers back to the time of falconry

20
Q

Smaragd

A

Most concentrated wine from wachau
Min must weight 19 KMW
Min alc 12.5 %Abv
Max 9g/l RS

Smaragd name comes from lizard found in wachau

21
Q

DAC of Austria

A

In 2018 13 DAC are approved

Weinvertal DAC 
Kamptal DAC 
Kremstal DAC 
Triesntal DAC 
Weiner Gemischter Satz DAC 
Liethaberg DAC 
Nusiedlersee DAC
Mittelburgerland DAC 
Eisenberg DAC 
Weststierermark DAC 
Sudsteriermark DAC
Vulkanland steriermark DAC
Rosalia DAC
22
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Sparkling wine regulations

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Level 1 - Any method for making sparkling | grapes must be produced in Austria | must spend 9 months on Lees

Level 2 - made by traditional method | grapes must be grown in a generic wine growing region | 18 months on Lees

Level 3 - made by traditional method| grape must be grown in a single commune such as lengenlois or Gols permitted to use single vineyard on label | min 30 months on lees and a min of 3 year following the harvest