Brazil/Uruguay/Peru Flashcards
What are the four categories of Peruvian Pisco?
Pisco Puro - made from a single variety (Quebranta)
Pisco Aromáticas - made from Muscat
Pisco Mosto Verde - made from partially fermented must. (green must)
Pisco Acholado - made from a mix of grape varieties
What is the body of water that seperated Buenos Aires from Uruguay’s southern coastal departments?
Rio de la Plata
What is the common vine training system used in Uruguayan Vineyards?
Lyre Trellis system.
U-shaped into two double cordon
What is the most northern wine region of Brazil?
São Francisco Valley - Very tropical. Less than 10 degrees from the equator with at least two harvests per year.
What is the most southern wine region of Brazi?
Campanha (also known as Fronteira)
What is the northern wine department in Uruguay?
Rivera
What is the predominant grape used to make Pisco Puro?
Quebranta
What state does most of Brazil’s viticulture take place What is the most developed region?
Rio Grande do Sul
Serra Gaucha - 90% of production
What was Tannat orignially known as in Uruguay?
Harriaque
Where does most of Uruguay’s wine production take place and name three departments.
90% of production takes place on the southern coast across the Rio de la Plata from Buenos Aires.
Conelones - contains most vineyards by far
San José -
Montevideo -
Maldonado -
Florida -