Chapter 17-19-Table 1

Question 1

Two “signature” grapes of Argentina

Answer 1

Malbec and Torrontes

Question 2

Two established DOC regions inArgentina

Answer 2

Lujan de Cuyo, San Rafael

Question 3

The three northernmost wine-producing provinces in Argentina

Answer 3

Jujuy, Salta, Catamarca

Question 4

Subregion of Salta well-known for high-altitude Torrontes

Answer 4

Cafayate

Question 5

Wine-producing province located just south of Catamarca in Argentina

Answer 5

La Rioja

Question 6

Province that accounts for over 70% of Argentina’s vineyards

Answer 6

Mendoza

Question 7

Two wine-producing regions located in Patagonia

Answer 7

Rio Negro, Neuquen

Question 8

Italian wine grape variety that is among Argentina’s leading red grapes

Answer 8

Bonarda

Question 9

Argentina’s second largest wine region, in terms of acreage under vine

Answer 9

San Juan

Question 10

Leading grape variety of Chile

Answer 10

Cabernet Sauvignon

Question 11

This grape was previously mistaken for Merlot in Chile

Answer 11

Carmenere

Question 12

Three new geographical terms (as of 2011) used to describe Chile’s wine geography

Answer 12

Costa (Coast)Entre Cordilleras (Between the Mountains)Andes

Question 13

The five main wine regions of Chile, from North to South:

Answer 13

AtacamaCoquimboAconcaguaCentral ValleyDel Sur (Southern Regions)

Question 14

Cold ocean current that cools the Chilean Coast

Answer 14

Humboldt Current

Question 15

Three sub-regions of the Coquimbo region

Answer 15

Elqui ValleyLimari ValleyChoapa

Question 16

Three sub-regions of the Aconcagua region

Answer 16

Aconcagua ValleyCasablanca ValleySan Antionio Valley

Question 17

Wine region surrounding the city of Santiago de Chile

Answer 17

Maipo Valley

Question 18

Two zones of Chile’s Rapel Valley

Answer 18

Cachapoal ValleyColchagua Valley

Question 19

Three sub-regions of Chile’s Maule Valley

Answer 19

Claro ValleyLoncomillaValleyTutuven Valley

Question 20

Leading grape variety of Uruguay

Answer 20

Tannat

Question 21

Australia’s place-of-origin system

Answer 21

Geographical Indications (GI)

Question 22

Agency that oversees Australia’s wine place-of-origin system

Answer 22

The Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation

Question 23

Australian region known for varietal Semillon

Answer 23

Hunter Valley

Question 24

Australian region known for fortified Muscat

Answer 24

Rutherglen

Question 25

Island located off the coast of Victoria; part of Australia known for cool-climate wines   

Answer 25

Tasmania

Question 26

Famous soil of Coonawarra   

Answer 26

Terra Rosa

Question 27

Two Australian regions best known for Riesling   

Answer 27

Clare ValleyEden Valley

Question 28

Top five wine-producing states in Australia   

Answer 28

South AustraliaNew South WalesVictoriaWestern AustraliaTasmania

Question 29

Australia's primary mountain range   

Answer 29

The Great Dividing Range

Question 30

Leading red and white grape of Australia   

Answer 30

ShirazChardonnay

Question 31

Primary mountain chain of New Zealand's South Island   

Answer 31

The Southern Alps

Question 32

Percentage of New Zealand's wine production that is white wine   

Answer 32

85%

Question 33

Leading region for Cabernet Sauvignon in New Zealand   

Answer 33

Hawke's Bay

Question 34

Subregion of Hawke's Bay known for "gravel" in the soil   

Answer 34

Gimblett Gravels

Question 35

The self-proclaimed "Chardonnay Capital of New Zealand"   

Answer 35

Gisborne

Question 36

Wine region surrounding the city of Christchurch   

Answer 36

Canterbury

Question 37

Region where over 60% of New Zealand's vines are planted 

Answer 37

 Marlborough

Question 38

The sourthernmost wine region in New Zealand   

Answer 38

Central Otago

Question 39

Wine region located just to the west of Marlborough   

Answer 39

Nelson

Question 40

Leading red and white grape of New Zealand   

Answer 40

Pinot NoirSauvignon Blanc

Question 41

Historic dessert wine of South Africa, produced since the 1700s   

Answer 41

Constantia (Vin de Constance)

Question 42

Year the KWV was begun   

Answer 42

1918

Question 43

Cold ocean current that flows up from Antarctica   

Answer 43

The Benguela Current

Question 44

Southerly wind that blows across the vineyards near the coast of South Africa   

Answer 44

The Cape Doctor

Question 45

South African name for Chenin Blanc   

Answer 45

Steen

Question 46

Hanepoot   

Answer 46

Muscat of Alexandria

Question 47

Crochen Blanc   

Answer 47

Cape Riesling (not a true Riesling)

Question 48

Cape Blend   

Answer 48

Blend with a minimum of 30% Pinotage

Question 49

Parentage of Pinotage   

Answer 49

Pinot Noix X Cinsaut

Question 50

Two leading red grapes of South Africa   

Answer 50

Cabernet SauvignonShiraz

Question 51

South Africa's leading geographical unit for viticulture 

Answer 51

 The Western Cape

Question 52

The viticultural appellation system used in South Africa   

Answer 52

Wine of Origin (WO)

Question 53

HIghly respected wine district located just east of Cape Town   

Answer 53

Stellenbosch

Question 54

Cool wine district located near Hermanus and Cape Agulhas   

Answer 54

Walker Bay

Question 55

Wine district first settled by the French Huguenots   

Answer 55

Franschhoek Valley