Ch 12 - Portugal Flashcards
One of primary red grapes in Port; provides firm structure and black-fruit flavors
Touriga Nacional
Red grape variety sometimes called Periquita
Castelao
Portugal’s most widely grown white grape
Pernao Pires
White grape of Vinho Verde region; also star of Spain’s Rias Baixas
Alvarinho
White grape used in sweet Madeira, where it is sometimes referred to as Malmsey
Malvasia
Red grape also known as Tempranillo
Tinta Roriz
Red grape also known as Tinta Amarela
Trincadeira
One of predominant white grapes used in white Port
Gouveio
One of primary red grapes used in Port; lends floral notes to the blend
Touriga Franca
Highly tannic red grape; often used in red wines of Bairrada DOC
Baga
Vinho Verde is produced in which region under what DOC?
Minho region under the Vinho Verde DOC
Two main white grapes in white Vinho Verde
Loureiro and Alvarinho
Primary grape of red Vinho Verde
Vinhao
Unfortified wines in Duoro River Valley from traditional Port grapes are categorized as what?
Duoro DOC wines
Unfortified wines in Duoro River Valley from international grapes (e.g. Cab Sauv) are categorized as what?
VR Duriense
DOC known for use of Baga grapes (within the Beiras VR)
Bairrada DOC
DOC just south of Minho region that focuses on complex, full-bodied reds
Dao DOC
Sweet wine produced from Muscat in the Peninsula de Setubal
Moscatel de Setubal
Southernmost Portuguese wine region on the mainland
Algarve
Wine region on 9 islands located 1,000 miles off west coast of Portugal
Azores
Which three islands in the Azores have their own DOCs?
Biscoitos, Graciosa, and Pico
Small DOC near surfing beach of Guincho famous for vineyards planted in the sand
Colares
DOC within the Peninsula of Setubal that mainly focuses on Castelao grapes
Palmela
Port - region of origin
Porto DOC (northern Portugal in Duoro River Valley)