Certified FYI Information Flashcards
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What style of wine does Domaine William Fèrve make
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Chardonnay
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What style of wine does Siduri make
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Pinot Noir
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What style of wine does Marco Felluga make
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Pinot Grigio
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What style of wine does Thierry Allenmand make
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Syrah
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What style of wine does Pewsey Vale make
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Riesling
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What style of wine does Bodegas Muga make
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Tempranillo
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What style of wine does Whitehaven make
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Sauvignon Blanc
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What style of wine does Famalia Zuccardi make
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Malbec
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What style of wine does Château Grillet make
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Viognier
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What style of wien does Domaine Bernard Baudry make
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Cabernet Franc
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What is the volume capacity , in ounces of one liter of a bottle of wine
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33.81 ounces
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Cinzano is a form of
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Vermouth
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What is Edelfäule
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German for Noble Rot
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What style of tawny port will have a vintage date stated on the label
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Colheita
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Define Monopole
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Term wholly owned Vineyard by a single producer
- commonly used in Bourgonge
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Eau - de - vie is a product of what
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Grapes Apples Cherries Plums Raspberries
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Joseph Swan is the producer of what wine
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Insignia
A Bordeaux style blend
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What is Schnapps
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German term referring to any strong alcoholic drink
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What botanical is used to bitter Vermouth
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Artemisia Absinthium (wormwood)
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What does the labeling term honjozo, indicate regarding sake
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A style of sake to which brewers alcohol has been added
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Who produces the wine ‘Monte Bello Estate’
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Ridge Vineyards
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In what country is the producer Craggy Range located
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New Zealand
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For what style is the producer Inniskillin highly regarded
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Icewine
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In what GI are the wines of Leeuwin Estate produced
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Margaret River GI
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What style of wine is produced by Schramberg
Sparkling Wine
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In what country does Bodega Norton produce wine
Argentina
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What is the classic California style of Chardonnay produced by the Chuck Wagner family of Caymus fame
Mer Soleil
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What are the two most planted white grapes in Washington State
Chardonnay
Riesling
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What is the country of origin and general profile of Aperol
Italy - bittersweet orange and tangerine
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What is Dolin and the country of origin
Quality Vermouth - France
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Simply define the term "Brut"
Non sweet
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Besides 2002 name 3 declared vintages of Champagne from 2000 to present
2000
2004
2006
2008
2009t
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What unique symbol is indicated and marked on each label of 'Cuveè Sir Winston Churchill?"
Dark band to honor Sir Winston Churchill
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Aramone means what
Little bitter
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What is it called when some wineries will hand sort the grapes on a table, selecting only sound grapes for the crush
Triage
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What is it called when to increase the flavors of some white wines, the white grapes are held in contact with their skins at a cool temperature for 6-10 hours and sometimes longer
Macération pelliculaire (cold soak)
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Diacetyl gives white wines what type of flavor
Butter
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The process of stirring up the lees with a stick or paddle to increase flavor extraction.
- this is practiced with some lighter flavored whites such as Muscadet
Bâtonnage
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What is the stooping up of the soil around the base of the vine to protect the roots from frost damage
Buttage
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What refers to the maceration of the grape skins (pomace) in the fermenting Juice during red wine production, to extract color, tannin and other constituents from the skin
Cuvaison
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What is it called that refers to grapes which have been shriveled by strong winds, or to grapes which have been dried after picking
Passerilage
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This wine from Piedmonte has to be aged 38 months, 18 of which must be in an oak barrel
Barolo
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This wine from Piedmonte most be aged for 6 years (62 months) to receive Riserva status
Barolo Riserva
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This wine from Piedmonte must be aged 2 years, 9 months at least of which must be in oak or chestnut wood
Barbaresco
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This wine from Piedmonte must be aged 4 years, 9 months of which must be in a oak cask in order to receive Riserva status
Barbaresco Riserva
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When did the DOC began in Italy
1963
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When was the last major amendment to the DOC in Italy
1992 - Gloria's Law
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What are the two main rivers of Piedmonte
North - Po River
South - Tanaro River
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Tortonian Bedrock is the main soil for what communes of Barolo
La Morra and Barolo
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Serravallien Bedrock is the main soil for what communes of Barolo
Castiglione Falletto
Serralunga d'Alba
Monforte d' Alba
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What is the name of the Valley La Morra and Barolo set in
Central Valley (not the same Valley in Chile)
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What Valley does Castiglione Falletto, Serralunga d'Alba, and Monforte d'Alba lie in
Serralunga Valley
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What is the northern most sub region of Chianti
Chianti Rufina
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What is the eastern most sub region of Chianti
Chianti Colli Aretini
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What is the western most sub region of Chianti
Chianti Collins Pisane
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What is the southern most sub region of Chianti
Chianti Colli Senesi
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Clockwise
Rufina
Colli Arentini
Colli Senesi
Montespertoli
Colline Pisane
Montalbano
Fiorentini
These are the sub regions for what famous region in Tuscany
Chianti
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When can Chianti be released
March 1 of the year following harvest
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For the subzones Chianti Colli Aretini, Montalbano, and Colli Senesi what are the aging requirements
March 1st of the year following harvest
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For Chianti Montespertoli what are the aging requirements
Can not be released until June 1 of the year following harvest
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For Chianti Fiorentini and Rufina what are the aging requirements
Can not be released until September 1st of the year following harvest
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For Chianti Superiore what is the aging requirements
Minimum 2 years aging from January 1 of the year following harvest
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For Colli Fiorentini Riserva and Rufina Reserva what are the aging requirements
A minimum 6 months of the total aging period must occur in wood
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For Chianti Senesi Riserva, what is the aging requirements
A minimum 8 months of total aging must occur in wood and 4 months in a bottle
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For Chianti Classico what is the aging requirements
May not be released until October 1 of the year following harvest
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For Chianti Classico Riserva what is the aging requirements
Minimum 24 months aging from January 1 of the year following the harvest, including 3 months in the bottle
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What is the aging requirements for Chianti Grand Selezione
Wine must be produced from Estate fruit
Minimum 30 months aging from January 1 of the year following the harvest, including at least 3 months in the bottle
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What year was Sassiciaia created
1968
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What year was Tignanello discovered
1971
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What is the aging requirements for Brunello di Montalcino
2 years in wood plus 4 months in bottle, may not be sold before January 1 of the 5th year following harvest
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What is the aging requirements for Brunello di Montalcino Riserva
Minimum 3 years aging, including 6 months in bottle, may not be sold before January 1 of the year following harvest
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What type of bottling is required for Brunello di Montalcino
Bordelaise Bottle with a cork stopper
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What is Sangiovese called in Vino Nobile di Montepulciano
Prugnolo Gentile
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What are the aging requirements for Vino Nobile di Montepulciano
Minimum 2 years aging from January 1 of the year following the harvest, with the following options:
• 24 months in wood
• minimum 18 months in wood plus 6 months in an alternative container
• Minimum 12 months in wood and a minimum 6 months in bottle, with the remainder in alternative container
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What is the aging requirement for Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Riserva
Minimum 3 years aging, including at least 6 months in bottle, can not be sold until from January 1 of the year following the harvest
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What DOC produces Sassicaia
Bolgheri DOC
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Sassicaia is released on what DOC level and why
Vino da Tavola
• because the grapes used to make the wine were not originally permitted
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Sassicaia is a blend of what grapes
Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Franc
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Trebbiano and Malvasia grapes make what famous Italian dessert wine
Vin Santo
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What does Vin Santo mean
Holy Wine
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What area in the DOC are Super Tuscans being released under now
IGT - indicazione Geografica Tipica
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Name on landlocked region of Italy
Umbria
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Orvieto DOC
Torgiano DOC
Sagrantino di Montefalco DOC
These are the main DOC for what region in Italy
Umbria
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What are the main grapes of Orvieto DOC
Trebbiano Blanco ⚪️
Grechetto ⚪️
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Frascati DOC
Est! Est! Est! di Motefiascone DOC
These are the main DOC from what region in Italy
Lazio
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What is the main city in Lazio
Rome
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What is the main city of Lombardy
Milan
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What is the main city in Tuscano
Florence
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What is the main city in Campania
Naples
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Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC is the main DOC for what region in Italy
Marche
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What is the main grape of Abruzzo
Montepulciano
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Montepulciano d' Abruzzo di Colline Terramane DOCG
Trebbiano d'Abruzzo DOC / Trebbiano Toscana
These are the main DOCs and DOCGs of what region in Italy
Abruzzo
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Trebbiano d'Abruzzo is made using what grape
Bombino ⚪️
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Mt. Vesuvius is located in what region of Italy
Campania
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What are the main white grapes of Campania
Fiano ⚪️
Greco ⚪️
Falanghina ⚪️
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What is the main red grape of Campania
Aglianico
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Vesuvio DOC
Taburno DOC
Taurasi DOC
Fiano di Avellino DOCG
Greco di Tufo DOCG
These DOCs and DOCGs are located in what region
Campania
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What is the main red grape of Puglia
Primitivo 🔴
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Primitivo is also known as what grape
Zinfandel
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Nero d'Avola is the main grape for what region in Italy
Sicily
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Marsala DOC is located in what Italian region
Sicily
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What is the main red grape of Sardinia
Cannonau
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What is the main white grape of Sardinia
Vermentino
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Cannonau is also known as what grape
Grenache 🔴
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Friuli - Venezia - Giulia
Veneto
Emilia - Romagna
Marche
Abruzzo
Molise
Puglia
These regions of Italy all touch what body of water
Adriatic Sea
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Puglia
Basilicata
Calabria
Sicily
These regions all touch what body of water
Ionian Sea
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What is the southern most attached to land region in Italy
Calabria
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What is the northern most region in Italy
Trentino - Alto Adige
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Trentino - Alto Adige
Veneto
Friuli - Venezia - Guilia
These regions of Italy border what country
Austria
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What country is east of Friuli - Venezia - Giulia
Slovenia
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Valle D'Aosta
Piemonte
Lombardia
These regions of Italy all border what country
Switzerland
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What country is west of Valle d'Aosta and Piedmonte
France
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Liguria
Toscana
Lazio
Campania
Calabria
Sardinia
Siciliy
These regions of Italy touch what body of water
Tyrrhenian Sea
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What are the 3 grapes of Sherry
Palomino
Pedro Ximénez
Moscatel Fino
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Sherry is located in what region in Spain
Andalucia
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What are the 3 soils types of Sherry
Albariza - accounts for 60 - 80 % of the soil used to make Sherry
Barros
Arenas
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What grape is grown on the Albariza soil
Palomino
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What grapes are grown in barros and arenas soil
Pedro Ximénez
Moscatel Fino
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The drying of the Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel fino grapes in the sun on esparto grass mats in clear plastic tunnels is known as what
Soleo
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How long does the soleo process take
1 to 2 weeks
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What is flor
Comprises of 4 types of yeast on the wine like froth, preventing air from getting to the wine and oxidizing it, it lives on the wine, imparting a characteristic smell and flavor to it
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What types of Sherry does the flor help to create the best wine
Manzanilla
Fino
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What is criaderas
Scales in a solera system
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What number is the youngest criaderas
4
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When Sherry is sold from the bottom level of the solera, by law how much is taken
1/3
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What is Venencia
The tool used to sample Sherry out of the barrel
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How long does the Sherry have to spend in the solera system
Minimum 3 years and 1 day
Higher Quality
• five to eight years
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What is the name of the barrel used to store Sherry
600 liter American Butts
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What is a copita
The ideal glass for Sherry
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Jerez de la Frontera
Sanlúca de Barremeda
Puerto de Santa María
Why are these three towns important
These are the 3 towns that are authorized to produce Sherry
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Where does 2/3 of all Sherry get made at
Jerez de la Frontera
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Of the 3 towns that produces Sherry which is the most northern town and gets affected the most from the Atlantic
Sanlúca de Barremeda
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Manzanilla Fino
Manzanilla Pasada
Manzanilla Olorosa
These forms of Sherry must be matured in what town to use this name
Sanlúcar de Barremeda
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Amontillado must have a abv of what
Between 16-22% alcohol
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What does VOS mean
Very Old Sherry - may be applied to solera wines with an average age of over 20 years
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What does VORS mean
Very Old Rare Sherry - may be applied to solera wines with an average age of over 30 years
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What forms of Sherry may be considered for VOS and VORS
Amontillado
Oloroso
Palo Cortado
Pedro Ximénez
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Palomino is also known as what
Listán
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What is Palma
Fine, delicate Sherry in which the flor has flourished, protecting the wine from oxidation. Such wines will generally develop as fino styles
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What is Palma Cortada
A more robust fino, which may eventually emerge as Amontillado
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What is Palo Cortado
A rarity. Although flor is still present, the wines richness leads the cellar master to redirect the wine toward an oxidative aging path.
• the wine will be fortified after sobretablas to at least 17% abv, destroying the veil of flor that protects it from oxygen
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What is Raya
Despite its initial promise, flor growth is anemic, or the protective yeast has died completely. The wines robust character is reinforced by further fortification to 17-18%, and the wines emerges from sobretablas as an Oloroso
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What is sobretablas
The new Sherry wine added to the solera
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What is Dos Rayas
The wine flare has disappeared, but it's character is rough and coarse. Characterized by high levels of volatile Acidity, these wines are either blended and sweetened for lower quality Sherry or removed from the Sherry making process, often finding new life as Sherry vinegar
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What is the IVDP
- Instiuto dos Vinhos do Douro e Porto
| - they supervise the promotion, production, and trade of all Porto and Douro DOP wines
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What is the law of the third
IVDP regulation, restricting sales of Port to one third of a house's total inventory annually
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Touriga Nacional 🔴
Touriga Francesa 🔴
Tinta Roriz 🔴
Tinta Cão 🔴
Tinta Barroca 🔴
Tinta Amarela 🔴
Tinta Francisca 🔴
Bastardo 🔴
Mourisco Tinto 🔴
These are the red grapes for what fortified wine
Port
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Gouveio ⚪️
Malvasia Fina ⚪️
Viosinho ⚪️
Rabigato ⚪️
Eagana Cão ⚪️
Folgasão ⚪️
These are the white grapes of what fortified wine
Port
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What are lagares
The foot crushing of grapes and fermented in low, open granite troughs
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What do you age port in
550 liter pipe - for production and maturation
534.24 liter pipe - when the port is sold
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Baixo Corgo
Cima Corgo
Douro Superior
These are the 3 subregions of what area
Porto DOC
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What subregion is known to make the best port
Cima Corgo
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The small town of Pinhão lies in what subregion of Porto DOC
Cima Corgo
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What body of water flows through Porto DOC
Douro River
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From west to east name sub regions of Porto DOC
Baixo Corgo
Cima Corgo
Douro Superior
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The small town of Regua lies in what subregion of Porto DOC
Baixo Corgo
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What are the main soil types for Port
Schist (the best)
Granite (the worst)
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What is aguadente
A grape spirit added to port to stop the fermentation
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What is the youngest form of Port
Ruby
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How long is Ruby port aged
4 years
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What is Late Bottled Vintage
Usually abbreviated LBV
- these are ports from a single year
- the year of the vintage and year of bottling must be stated on the label
- these wines are usually matured in wood from 4 to 6 years before being bottled
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What is Vintage Port
MOST EXPENSIVE FORM OF PORT
- a vintage year is declared by the individual shippers, who believe that their wine is of sufficient quality
- vintage ports are only made in these years from a blend of wines of this one year
- the wine is matured in a cask for up to two years and then is bottled
- vintage port will mature in bottle for 10 to 15 years and may continue to improve up to 40 years of more depending on the vintage and quality of storage
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What are some of the most recent vintage years of Port
2003
2000
1997
1994
1992
1991
1985
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What is Single Quinta (off vintage)
* vintage port that produced in vintages that are declared
* are sold under the name of their Quinta
* should be matured in bottle and treated in the same way as vintage Port
* less expensive than vintage port
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What is Tawny Port
• a blend of wines from several years
• Commercial Tawnies
- blending white port with Ruby port to produce a tawny color
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What is Fine old tawny or aged tawny ports
* they are made by blending ports from several years and maturing them in cask for 7 or 8 years
* some tawnies are matured in wood for 10, 20, 30, over 40 years and this is stated on the bottle
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What is Colheita Ports
• tawny poets made from a single vintage which are matured in cask for a minimum of 7 years by law , but often many more years
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What are Poios
The Vines that make Madeira grow on the hillside in small plots or terraces all round the coast of the island
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What is the main grape for Madeira
Tinta Negra Mole 🔴
• accounts for 90% of the grapes used to make Madeira
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What are the 4 styles of Madeira
Dry
Medium Dry
Medium Rich
Rich
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What are the year to date for Madeira
3, 5, and 10 year old wines
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Sercial ⚪️
Verdelho ⚪️
Boal ⚪️
Malvasia Fina ⚪️
Terrantez ⚪️
Moscatel ⚪️
These are the white grapes for what fortified wine
Madeira
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Malvasia Candida 🔴
Bastardo 🔴
These are the secondary red grapes for what fortified wine
Madeira
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If no varietal is named on the bottle of Madeira what grape is usually what makes up the wine
Tinta Negra Mole
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What are estufas
Large tanks which have coils inside to hear the wine
• low quality Madeira are placed in these
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What is the Canteiro System
Where high quality Madeira is put into cask and placed near the roofs of wine storage rooms for approximately 18 months where the heat of the sun heats the wine
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What is Sercial
* driest form of Madeira
* grown above 2,624 ft
* last to be picked
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What is Verdelho
* grape used to grow Madeira
| * grows at 1312 - 1970 ft
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What is Boal
* grape grown to make Madeira
* grown below 1312 ft
* first to be picked
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What Madeira grape is the first to be picked from harvest
Boal
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What Madeira grape is the last to be picked
Sercial
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What Madeira grape grows on the highest elevation
Sercial
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What Madeira grape grows on the lowest elevation
Boal
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What is Malmsey
* also known as Malvasia
* sweetest and softest style of Madeira
* grapes grow below 1485 ft
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What is Rainwater Madeira
* made from 100% Tinta Negra
| * youngest form is usually blended for 3 years
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What type of soil is used to grow Madeira
Fertile Volcanic Soil
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What are latadas
Low vine trellising system used for Madeira
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What is VDN
Vin Doux Natural
• are produced by adding neutral grape spirits to fermenting must to arrest the fermentation
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What grape is typically used for VDN
Muscat ( or clones of the muscat grape)
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Muscat de Beaumes de Venise
Muscat de Rivesaltes AOC
Riversaltes AOC
Maury AOC ( uses Grenache)
Muscat de Frontignan AOC
Banyuls AOC
Rasteau AOC
Muscat de Setúbal AOC
These are AOC that make what famous form of sweet wine
Vin de Natural
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What is VDL
Vin de Liqueur
• are made by adding grape spirits to the must before any fermentation has taken place
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What is mistelle
The addition of the grape spirit to red grapes to make VDL
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What grape spirit is added to Pineau des Charentes AOC
1 year old cognac
• ratio is 25% cognac to 75% must
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What grape spirit is added to Floc de Gascogne
1 year old Armagnac
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What is the grape spirit added to Ratafia de Champagne
Marc de Champagne is added to unfermented Champange grape must
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What is the highest level of of Spainsh wine
DOCa - Denominación de Origen Calificada
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What level in the Spanish wine classification is equivalent to the French AOC
DO - Denominación de Origen
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What is the lowest category of Spanish table wine and may not be sold under a region of vintage
Vino de Mesa
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What is regional Spanish wine called
Vino Comarçal
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What is the term for Spanish country wine but slightly higher quality than Vino Comarçal
Vino de la Tierra (VdIT)
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After a Spanish wine labeled VdIT, how long does it have to wait to achieve DO status
5 years
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What is the classification called that produce top quality wines from single estates.
• these wines must be from single estates and produced on the estate, so producers who buy grapes or whose winery is not on this estate cannot use this categorization
Vinos de Pagos
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What is significant about Domingo de Valdepusa
It's the first Pago of Spain
* established in 2003
* in the region of Castilla - La Mancha
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What region was the first to gain DOCa status and in what year
Rioja - 1991
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What two regions have DOCa status
Rioja - established in 1991
Priorat - established in 2000, also is known as a DOQ cause it is Catalan
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What year did Priorat gain DOCa status
2000
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What do you call a Spanish wine that has no cask aging or is aged less than the minimum legal Crianza wine
Joven
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What Spanish wines aging Regulations are as follows:
2 years, including 6 months in cask
🔴 Crianza
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What Spanish wines aging Regulations are as follows:
18 months, including 6 months in cask
⚪️ Crianza
⚪️🔴 Crianza
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What Spanish wines aging Regulations are as follows:
3 years, including 1 year in cask
🔴 Reserva
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What Spanish wines aging Regulations are as follows:
2 years, including 6 months in cask
⚪️ Reserva
⚪️🔴 Reserva
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What Spanish wines aging Regulations are as follows:
5 years, including 18 months in cask
🔴 Gran Reserva
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What Spanish wines aging Regulations are as follows:
4 years, including 6 months in cask
⚪️ Grand Reserve
⚪️🔴 Grand Reserva
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What is the aging for a Spanish wine:
18 months aging in a cask of less than 600 L or bottle
Noble
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What is the aging for a Spanish wine:
24 months aging in a cask of less than 600 L or bottle
Añejo
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What is the aging for a Spanish wine:
36 months aging, demonstrates marked oxidative character
Viejo
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Vino de Mesa, Vino Comaçal and Vino dela Tierra follow what aging requirements
Noble
Añejo
Viejo
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What type of cask is used in Spain
225 liter barricas
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What not only Spain but Europes largest demarcated wine region
La Mancha DO
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What is the most widely planted white grape in Spain
Airèn
• also is the most planted grape in the world
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What is Tempranillo called in La Mancha
Cencibel
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What region is northeast of Rioja
Navarra
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What district of Rioja overlaps into Navarra
Rioja Baja
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Baja Montana
Ribera Alta
Ribera Baja
Tierra Estella
Valdizarbe
These are the 5 districts of what region in Spain
Navarra
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What are the main red and white grapes of Navarra
🔴 Garnacha
⚪️ Viura (Macabeo)
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What region of Spain is south of Barcelona
Penedès
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What are the three districts and what are they based on
Alt - Penedes - (High) 500-800 meters
Media - Penedes - (Middle) 250-500 meters
Baix - Penedes - (low) up to 250 meters
They are based on height
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What are the main grapes of the main grapes of the Penedes
Xarel - lo ⚪️
Parellada ⚪️
Macabeo ⚪️
Chardonnay ⚪️
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What is the most known type of wine that comes from Penedes
Cava
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What district in the Penedes produces the best cava
Medio - Penedes
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Where was cava discovered
San Sadurni d'Anoia
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What is the name of the famous soil from Priorat that makes it hard to grow grapes
Llicorella
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What are the 5 original clos of Priorat
Clos Dofi
Clos Erasmus
Clos de l'Obac
Clos Martinet
Clos Mogador
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What DO surrounds Priorat
Monstant DO
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What region does the famous wine Vega Sicilla call home
Ribera Del Duero
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What is the iconic wine that Vega Sicilia makes
Unica
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What river does Ribera del Duero set off off
Duero River
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Name the regions from west to east that set off the Duero River
Toro
Rueda
Ribera del Duero
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What are the 5 subzones of Riax Baixas
Ribeira do Ulla
Val do Salnés
Soutomaior
Condado do Tea
O Rosal
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What is the main grape of Rias Baixas
Albariño ⚪️
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Wines labeled Rias Baixas Albariño have what percentage of Albariño
100%
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What is Tempranillo called in Priorat
Ul de llebre
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What are the 3 districts of Rioja
Rioja Alta
Rioja Alavesa
Rioja Baja
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What river does Rioja set off of
Ebro River
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What Mountain effects the weather of Rioja and what is it called
The Cantabrian and Pyrenees Mountians
Both cause a rain shadow effect for Rioja
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What city is known as the wine capital of Rioja
Haro
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What type of wine is dominate in Rueda
White wine
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What is the main grape of Rueda
Verdejo
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What is Tempranillo called in Toro
Tinta de Toro
