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California produces approximately (blank) of all American wine, followed by Washington, New York, and Oregon.

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85%

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Name 3 species of wild grapevine that awaited the first colonists of North America

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Vitis labrusca (the Concord grape)
Vitis rotundifolia (the Scuppernong grape)

Vitis aestivalis (the Norton grape)

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Who planted the first vineyard in North America?

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George Yount in 1839

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Who founded Buena Vista?

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Agoston Haraszthy

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What is the oldest winery in the Napa Valley?

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Charles Krug in 1861

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Who established Schramsberg?

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Jacob Schram in 1862

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What is the oldest continuously operating winery in the Napa Valley?

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Beringer. Established in 1876

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When did phylloxera wreak havoc in North America?

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1880’s

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When did prohibition end?

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1933

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When did phyloxera recurr in California’s vineyards?

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1980’s

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When was America’s first AVA established?

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Augusta in Missouri in 1980

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What percentage of grapes are required in a wine labelled by AVA?

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85%

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What percentage of grapes are required in a wine labelled by single vineyard in the USA?

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95%

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Which major mountain range of the Napa Valley is located closest to the coast?

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Mayacamas

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Where is Buena Vista?

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Carneros, Sonoma County

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What are the large AVA’s of California?

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North Coast
San Francisco Bay
the Sierra Foothills
Central Coast
South Coast

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What is the range of the South Coast AVA?

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which covers land in the counties stretching from Los Angeles to San Diego, has made little impact in terms of fine wine production.

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What is the main white and red grape of California?

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Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon

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What does Meritage mean and who trademarked it?

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Meritage, a term trademarked by the Meritage Alliance, is used by producers to indicate a premium blend in which no grape accounts for more than 90% of the wine. Meritage wines may be red or white, but must be produced from Bordeaux varieties.

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What 6 AVA’s does the North Coast AVA include?

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Mendoncino
Lake
Sonoma
Napa
Marin
Solano

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21
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What are the 16 subregions of Napa Valley AVA?

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Diamond Mountain District
Spring Mountain District
Mount Veeder
Los Carneros

Calistoga
St Helena
Rutherford
Oakville
Yountville
Stags Leap District
Oak Knoll

Coombsville
Wild Horse Valley

Howell Mountain
Chiles Valley
Atlas Peak

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What are the 4 unofficial subregions of Napa Valley AVA?

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Pritchard Hill, Conn Valley, Deer Park, Rutherford Bench

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What are the main whites grapes of Napa Valley AVA?

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Chardonnay
Sauvignon Blanc

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What are the main grapes of Napa Valley AVA?

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Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
Pinot Noir
Zinfandel
Cabernet Franc

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What are the soil types of Napa Valley AVA?

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Hillside: Shallow and rocky with alluvial fans at the base of the Mayacamas

Valley floor: Deeper, richer soils with gravel and cobble deposits and more water-holding capacity

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26
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When was the Napa Valley AVA established?

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1981

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Where does the cool ocean air funnel through the valley in Napa?

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the Petaluma Gap into the San Pablo Bay

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What is the elevation range in Napa Valley?

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0 - 2,000 ft above sea level

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What are the mountain ranges to the west and to the east?

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Mayacamas mountains - west
Vaca mountains - east

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30
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What are mountain appellations on the west and east sides of Napa?

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West
Diamond Mountain District
Spring Mountain District
Mount Veeder

East
Howell Mountain
Atlas Peak

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What is the wettest and coolest of the mountain appellations in Napa Valley?

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Howell Mountain

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Which way do the vineyards face on Howell Mountain?

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West

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33
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Where does the elevation on Howell Mountain begin?

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1,400 ft

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What is a viticultural threat to mountain wines?

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Erosion from heavy winter rains
could wash away the entire top soil and just leave bedrock

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What are the valley floor appellations of Napa?

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Calistoga
St Helena
Rutherford
Oakville
Yountville
Stags Leap District

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36
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What red grape is planted heavily in Carneros and what for?

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Pinot Noir

for still and sparkling wine

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Name some key producers out of Oak Knoll District?

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Key Producers & Important Vineyards: Blackbird, Hendry Ranch, Laird, Matthiasson, Monticello, Robert Biale, Trefethen

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38
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Name some key producers from Rutherford?

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Key Producers & Important Vineyards: Beaulieu Vineyard,Cakebread, Caymus, Frog’s Leap, Grgich Hills, Inglenook, Quintessa, Round Pond

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Name some key producers from Oakville?

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Key Producers & Important Vineyards:Beckstoffer To-Kalon, Harlan, MacDonald, Opus One, Robert Mondavi, Rudd, Screaming Eagle, Silver Oak

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40
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Name some key producers from St Helena?

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Key Producers & Important Vineyards: Charles Krug, Corison, Freemark Abbey, Heitz, Hourglass, Joseph Phelps, Rombauer Vineyard, Spottswoode

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Name some key producers in Calistoga AVA.

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Key Producers & Important Vineyards: Chateau Montelena, Hundred Acre, Larkmead, Schrader Cellars

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Name some key producers of Stags Leap District AVA.

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Key Producers & Important Vineyards: Clos du Val, Realm, Robert Sinskey, Shafer, Silverado Vineyards, Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Stags’ Leap Winery

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43
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Where is Sonoma?

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to the west of Napa

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44
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What is the most planted grape variety in Sonoma?

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Chardonnay

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45
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What are the 18 AVA’s of Sonoma?

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Sonoma Coast
Fort Ross Seaview - within Sonoma Coast
Petaluma Gap

Rockpile
Dry Creek Valley
Northern Sonoma
Green Valley - within Russian River Valley
Russian River Valley

Pine Mountain Colverdale Peal
Alexander Valley
Knights Valley
Chalk Hill
Fountain Grove
Bennet Valley
Sonoma Valley
Sonoma Mountain
Moon Mountain
Los Carneros

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Which AVA is both in Sonoma and Napa Valley?

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Los Carneros AVA

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47
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Where can the coolest temperatures in Sonoma be found?

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northern stretches of the Sonoma Coast AVA, where altitude, cold ocean air, and persistent coastal fog combine to keep temperatures down.

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What is the soil of Russian River Valley?

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Fertile alluvial soils, such as Goldridge sandy loam, characterize the valley

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49
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Name some key coastal producers of Sonoma.

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Coastal producers of note include Hirsch, Marcassin, and Peay.

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50
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Name some key producers of Russian River Valley?

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Dehlinger, Joseph Swan, Rochioli, and Williams-Selyem are prominent names in Russian River Valley.

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Name some key producers in Green Valley in Sonoma.

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Kosta Browne, Freeman, and sparkling wine producer Iron Horse are all Green Valley-based estates.

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52
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What is the warmest AVA in Sonoma?

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Knights Valley

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53
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What is the soil type for Alexander Valley and Knights Valley?

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gravel

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54
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Who’s wine is famous from Knights Valley AVA?

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Peter Michael’s Les Pavots - Cabernet Sauvignon

55
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Which Sonoma AVA’s are known for Zinfandel?

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Dry Creek Valley
Rockpile

56
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Which AVA in Sonoma is known for Merlot?

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Bennett Valley

57
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What year was the Petaluma Gap AVA established?

58
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What are the main grapes of Petaluma Gap AVA?

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Cool climate Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Syrah are its main focus.

59
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What does the Petaluma Gap mean?

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Named after the wind that funnels through lower Sonoma County due to a coastal mountain opening stretching from the Pacific to Petaluma and veering south toward San Pablo Bay, the AVA is marked by its wind and fog.

60
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Where is Mendocino?

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North of Sonoma

61
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What are the two rivers that line Mendocino AVA?

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Russian and Navarro Rivers

62
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What are the 7 AVA’s within Mendocino?

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Redwood Valley
Potter Valley
Anderson Valley
McDowell Valley
Cole Ranch
and a portion of Mendocino Ridge
Yorkville Highlands

63
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What is the smallest AVA in America?

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Cole Ranch - in Mendocino

64
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What is the climate of Anderson Valley?

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Offers one of California’s coolest climates, as ocean air and fog trail inland along the path of the Navarro River, framed by steep hills.

65
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Which Champagne House is in Anderson Valley?

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Champagne house of Louis Roederer established its American operations there rather than in Carneros, where many competitors landed, and today produces one of the more elegant styles of sparkling wine in California.

66
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What are the grapes of Anderson Valley?

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Chardonnay
Pinot Noir
Riesling
Gewurztraminer

67
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What is the smallest wine-producing county in the North Coast?

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Lake County

68
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How many AVA’s are in Clear Lake?

69
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What is the most prominent AVA in Lake County?

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Clear Lake

70
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Where is the Central Coast located?

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San Francisco Bay in the north to Santa Barbara County in the south

71
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What are the 5 AVA’s in the San Francisco Bay?

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Livermore Valley
Santa Cruz Mountains
Ben Lomond Mountain
Santa Clara Valley
San Ysidro District

and the sprawling San Francisco Bay AVA

72
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What is the climate of the Santa Cruz Mountains AVA?

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provides a cool coastal climate, where high-altitude vineyards are interspersed between miles of redwood forest.

73
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What are two famous vineyards in the Santa Cruz Mountains AVA?

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Ridge’s Monte Bello Vineyards
The original Bonny Doon Estate Vineyard which eventual fell victim to Pierce’s disease

74
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What is the main grape of the Livermore Valley AVA?

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Sauvignon Blanc

75
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What is the most notable producer of Sauvignon Blanc in the Livermore AVA?

76
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Where is Monterey County?

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South of San Francisco Bay

77
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What is the climate in Monterey AVA?

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Here, a gap in the mountains that runs perpendicular to the coast (west to east) allows warm air at the southwestern end of the valley to pull in the cool ocean air downstream. Though the region, boasting one of California’s longest growing seasons, seemed promising, much of its output ends up in bulk blends from the Central Valley.

78
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What is the main grape of Monteray AVA?

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Chardonnay

79
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What is the main grape of the Santa Lucia Highlands AVA?

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Pinot Noir

80
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Where is the winery Calera and what are they known for?

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Mount Harlan AVA, within San Benito County in the Gabilan Mountains to the east
Hollister, California
Great Pinot noir

81
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What is the Chalone AVA?

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an appellation dominated by the producer of the same name in Monterey, lies to the south in the same range.

82
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What are the 11 AVA’s of Mendocino?

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Anderson Valley
Cole Ranch
Covelo
Dos Rios
Eagle Peak Mendocino County
McDowell Valley
Mendocino
Mendocino Ridge
Potter Valley
Redwood Valley
Yorkville Highlands

83
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What are the 9 AVA’s of Monterey?

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Arroyo Seco
Carmel Valley
Hames Valley
Monterey
San Antonio Valley
San Bernabe
San Lucas
Santa Lucia Highlands
Chalone

84
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What are the 7 AVA’s of Lake?

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Benmore Valley
Big Valley District-Lake County
Clear Lake
Guenoc Valley
High Valley
Kelsey Bench-Lake County
Red Hills-Lake County

85
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What are the 5 AVA’s of San Benito?

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Cienega Valley
Lime Kiln Valley
Mt. Harlan
Paicines
San Benito

86
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What are the 16 AVA’s within San Luis Obispo’s Paso Robles AVA?

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Adelaida District
Arroyo Grande Valley
Creston District
Edna Valley
El Pomar District
Paso Robles
Paso Robles Estrella District
Paso Robles Geneseo District
Paso Robles Highlands District
Paso Robles Willow Creek District
San Juan Creek
San Luis Obispo Coast
San Miguel District
Santa Margarita Ranch
Templeton Gap District
York Mountain

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What are the vineyards (climate and soil type) like west of the Salinas River in Paso Robles?

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Broadly, the western reaches are characterized by cooler marine air funneled through the Templeton Gap and more prevalent limestone and calcareous soils.

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What are the vineyards like (climate and soil) east of the Salinas River?

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the soil structure is sandier, and the climate in general is warmer and more arid

89
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Who planted the first syrah grape in Paso?

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Gary Eberle planted California’s first commercial Syrah vines in Paso Robles, and the nursery at Tablas Creek, a project owned in part by Château Beaucastel, provided clonal material from the Rhône Valley to interested producers across the state.

90
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What is the climate like for these AVA’s in Paso and grapes are grown?

Other AVAs in San Luis Obispo County include York Mountain, Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo Coast, and Edna Valley

A

the last of these offering a cool coastal climate appropriate for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

91
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What are the grapes grown in Paso?

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Zinfandel has a long history in Paso Robles, and Cabernet Sauvignon
Rhone Varieties

92
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What is the largest Rhone wine celebration and what is it called?

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It is held in Paso Robles and is called Hospices du Rhone

93
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Name some producers from Paso Robles.

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Tablas Creek
Booker
Daou

94
Q

Do Santa Barbara County’s vineyards go from north to south or from east to west?

A

more east to west

95
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What are three main regions/AVA’s of Santa Barbara?

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Santa Maria
Sta Rita Hills
Santa Ynez

96
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What are the 4 AVA’s within Santa Ynez Valley?

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Sta. Rita Hills
Ballard Canyon
Los Olivos District
Happy Canyon of Santa Barbara

97
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What is the newest AVA in Santa Barbara and where is it located?

A

Alisos Canyon
is a standalone AVA nestled in between the Santa Ynez and Santa Maria Valleys

98
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Why is Sta. Rita Hills spelled Sta. Rita Hills?

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In early 2006, a legal dispute with the Chilean winery of the same name led Sta. Rita Hills to legally abbreviate its appellation name.

99
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What are the main grapes of Santa Barbara county?

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Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, and Rhône varieties

100
Q

When did Sideways debut and what wine skyrocketed in sales after it did?

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2004
Pinot Noir

101
Q

What is the climate of Santa Barbara?

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maritime climate and a lengthy growing seasion - the longest in California

102
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What is the climate of the central valley?

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hot Central Valley, an extensively irrigated agricultural area divided between the northern Sacramento Valley and the southern San Joaquin Valley—the latter with over 100,000 acres under vine. The Central Valley is generally divided between Region IV and Region V heat summation zones, temperatures most suitable for fortified wines, table grapes, and raisins.

103
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The second largest producer in the world is located in Modesto in the central valley. Who is it?

104
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True or False: half of the Central Valley’s wine is produced by its facilities of Gallo.

105
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Name some other giants in the Central Valley?

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As evidenced by the wines of Gallo and other Central Valley giants, including Franzia (owned by the Wine Group) and Bronco Wine Company, most Central Valley production is of bulk wine quality—low in cost and low on character of site

106
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What is the The largest and most important Central Valley AVA?

107
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Where is Lodi AVA located?

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Located just south of Sacramento on the eastern edge of the Sacramento River Delta

108
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What is the climate of Lodi?

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Lodi is slightly cooler than much of the Central Valley due to the influence of a gap in the coastal ranges that pulls coastal air inland from the San Francisco Bay and over the delta. This area can experience diurnal shifts as great as 45 degrees Fahrenheit, allowing for refreshing acidities and bright fruit development.

109
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What commercial wineries is Lodi home to?

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Lodi is home to large, value-oriented brands such as Sutter Home and Robert Mondavi Woodbridge as well as small boutique wineries, many of them specializing in old vine Zinfandel production.

110
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Lodi includes seven AVA sub-appellations, what are they?

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Alta Mesa, Borden Ranch, Mokelumne River, Cosumnes River, Jahant, Sloughhouse, and Clements Hills

111
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Name some other AVA’s in the central valley to note?

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Other AVAs of note in the Central Valley include Dunnigan Hills, Clarksburg, Capay Valley, and Merritt Island.

112
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Where is the Sierra Foothills AVA?

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is located to the east of Sacramento and Lodi, on the western edge of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the heart of California’s 19th-century gold rush territory.

113
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What are the sub AVA’s of Sierra Foothills AVA?

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Fair Play, El Dorado, Fiddletown, North Yuba, and California Shenandoah Valley

114
Q

In the Sierra Foothills, Temperature is dependent on altitude; the lowest and hottest vineyards are located in (blank)

A

Shenandoah

115
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What is Sierra Foothills’ most acclaimed style of wine?

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Chewy, spicy, concentrated Zinfandel, sometimes sourced from vines dating back to before Prohibition, is the Sierra Foothills’ most acclaimed style.

116
Q

Where is The University of California at Davis and tell me about the program?

A

located just west of Sacramento

has been a guiding light for California’s wine producers and home to one of the world’s most highly regarded institutes of viticulture and oenology. Many of America’s winemakers are graduates of its programs, and UC–Davis’s impact on winemaking and viticultural practices in the US cannot be underestimated—but not all of the influence has been positive. When phylloxera struck California in the 1980s, it attacked the now-infamous AXR-1 rootstock, a supposedly resistant rootstock supplied to the state’s growers by Davis. Officially, the institution deemed phylloxera to have mutated. Larger criticisms levied at UC–Davis by some question its role in the modernization, standardization, and manipulation of viticulture and wine.

117
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Which rootstock was the one phylloxera attacked in the 1980’s in California?

A

AXR-1 rootstock

118
Q

When was the Judgment of Paris tasting held?

119
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True or False: An AVA must be contained within a single state.

120
Q

Match the historical figures to the wineries with which they are associated.

Gustav Niebaum
Agoston Haraszthy
André Tchelistcheff
Jacob Schram

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Gustav Niebaum - Inglenook
Agoston Haraszthy - Buena Vista
André Tchelistcheff - Beaulieu Vineyards
Jacob Schram - Schramsberg

121
Q

Paso Robles AVA is part of which larger AVA?

A

Central Coast AVA

122
Q

Rodney Strong, Kosta Browne, and Kistler are all producers based in which California county?

123
Q

Which government agency oversees the creation of new AVAs?

A

Tax and Trade Bureau TTB

124
Q

When was Prohibition in the United States?

A

1920 - 1933

125
Q

Lake, Solano, and Marin Counties are within what AVA?

A

North Coast

126
Q

Match the California vineyard to the correct AVA.

Savoy
Sanford & Benedict
Bien Nacido
Gap’s Crown

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Savoy - Anderson Valley
Sanford & Benedict - Sta. Rita Hills
Bien Nacido - Santa Maria Valley
Gap’s Crown - Sonoma Coast

127
Q

Rank the following Napa Valley AVAs from coolest to warmest (1 = coolest, 4 = warmest).

Calistoga
Los Carneros
Stags Leap District
Coombsville

A

Los Carneros
Coombsville
Stags Leap District
Calistoga

128
Q

List the following wines in order of current release price (1 = lowest, 4 = highest).

Harlan Estate Cab Sauv
Screaming Eagle Savignon Blanc
Kongsgaard “The Judge”
Caymus Cab Sauv

A

Caymus Cab Sauv
Kongsgaard “The Judge”
Harlan Estate Cab Sauv
Screaming Eagle Savignon Blanc

129
Q

Match the winery to the decade it was founded in.

Beringer
Beaulieu Vineyards
Robert Mondavi
Joseph Phelps
Charles Krug

A

Charles Krug - 1860’s
Beringer - 1870’s
Beaulieu Vineyards - 1900’s
Robert Mondavi - 1960’s
Joseph Phelps - 1970’s

130
Q

Select the winery(ies) located on Pritchard Hill.
Ovid
Bryant Family
Harlan Estate
Bond
Chappellet

A

Ovid
Bryant Family
Chappellet

131
Q

Select the AVA(s) located within Napa County.

Rockpile
Spring Mountain
Calistoga
Mt. Veeder
Moon Mountain

A

Spring Mountain
Calistoga
Mt. Veeder

132
Q

Match the winemaker to the correct winery.

Josh Jensen
Paul Draper
Beau Barrett
Randall Graham

A

Josh Jensen - calera
Paul Draper - Ridge
Chateau Montelena - Beau Barrett
Randall Graham - Bonny Doon

133
Q

Which of the following Sonoma County AVAs is most closely associated with old vine Zinfandel?

A

Dry Creek Valley

134
Q

The James Berry Vineyard is located in which AVA?

A

Paso Robles

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