Baden, Württemberg, Franken, Hessische-Bergstrasse Flashcards

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1
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What is the largest anbaugebeite in Germany?

A

Baden

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What is the most planted variety in Baden? What styles are commonly produced?

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Spätburgunder. Rotwein (red) and Weissherbst (rosé).

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3
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What are boundaries of Baden?

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France (west). Switzerland (south). Black Forest (east).

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What percentage of winegrowers in Württemberg are part of a cooperative?

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80%

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What is the most cultivated grape in Württemberg?

A

Trollinger

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What is the major town in Württemberg?

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Stuttgart

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What percentage of grapes are planted to red varieties in Württemberg?

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~68%

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What is considered to be the “national drink” of Württemberg?

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Trollinger

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What are the synonyms for Pinot Meunier?

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Müllerrebe and Schwarzriesling

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What is Schillerwein? How is it produced?

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Rotling from Württemberg.

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What is Rotling?

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“Rosé” produced by blending red and white grapes or mash before fermentation. Method not permitted by EU, so it cannot legally be called rosé.

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What is the most famous rotling from the Baden?

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Badisch Rotgold. Rotling made from Spätburgunder and Ruländer. Of at least Qualitatswein level. Makes still, semi-sparkling, and sparkling wines.

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What is the German name for Pinot Gris? What is it called in Baden?

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Grauburgunder. Ruländer.

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What is the smallest anbaugebiet in Germany?

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Hessische-Bergstrasse

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What are the two wine “areas” of the Hessische-Bergtrasse?

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“Umstadt Area”, and the Odenwälder Weininsel or “Odenwald Wine Island”

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16
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What are the geographical influences of the Hessische-Bergstrasse “Umstadt Area”?

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Steep vineyards along the Rhine River.

17
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Where is Hessische-Bergstrasse located in relation to Baden?

A

Adjacent to the northern boundary of Baden.

18
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Who is the largest vineyard owner in Hessische-Bergstrasse?

A

Hessische Staatsweingüter (Hessian State Wine Domaine)

19
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What are the three most planted grapes of Hessische-Bergstrasse from most to least?

A

Riesling (~40%)
Grauburgunder (~12%)
Spätburgunder (~11%)

20
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What is the translation for Hessische-Bergstrasse? Where does the name come from?

A

“Hessian Mountain Road”. The name comes from the the Roman trade route “strata montana” or “mountain road”.

21
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What is the main river that flows through Franken?

A

The Main River

22
Q

Which German wine region overlaps with the Bavarian beer region?

A

Franken

23
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What is the traditional bottle of the Franken wine region?

A

Bocksbeutel

24
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What are the top three varietals of the Franken region from most planted to least?

A

Silvaner (~25%)
Müller-Thurgau (~24%)
Bacchus (~12%)

25
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What town is at the center of the Franken wine region?

A

Würzburg

26
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How long has wine been produced in the Franken region?

A

1200 years