Chile, Uruguay and Brazil Flashcards
Capitol city of Uruguay
Montevideo
Leading grape variety of Uruguay
Tannat
Alternative name of Tannat (in honor of an early adopter) used in Uruguay
Harriague (in honor of Pascual Harriague)
Red grape widely used in Uruguay for rosé (exported to Brazil)
Black Muscat
Chile’s cold ocean current
Humboldt Current
Very dry desert located at the northern end of Chile’s viticultural areas
Atacama Desert
Leading grape variety of Chile
Cabernet Sauvignon
Chilean name(s) for the Friulano grape
Sauvignon Vert, Sauvignonasse
Geographical terms for Chile’s wine regions, as defined west-east
Costa (Coast), Entre Cordilleras (Between the Mountains), Andes
Grape variety previously thought to be Chilean “Merlot”
Carmenere
Six main viticultural regions of CHile
Atacama Coquimbo Aconcagua Central Valley Del Sur (Southern Regions) Austral
Two subregions of the Atacama Viticultural Region
Copiapo Valley
Huasco Valley
In addition to wine, many of the grapes of the Atacama Viticultural Region are used for these two products:
Table grapes
Pisco
Three subregions of the Coquimbo Region
Elqui Valley
Choapa Valley
Limari Valley
Subregion located at one of the narrowest points of Chile
Choapa Valley