Chpt 8 - Riesling Flashcards
JUST RIPE RIESLING PRODUCES FLAVOURS OF:
a. Apple, lime, and lemon
b. Apricot, mango, and raisins
c. Asparagus, green bell pepper, and gooseberry
d. Vanilla, coconut, and hazelnut
Apple, lime, and lemon
NATURALLY HIGH ACIDITY IN RIESLING MEANS:
a. It is suitable for late harvesting when conditions are right
b. It should be consumed young and does not have potential to develop further
c. Oak aging is often used to contribute to balance and complexity
d. None of the above
It is suitable for late harvesting when conditions are right
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TERMS DESCRIBES A STERILE GRAPE JUICE THAT CAN BE ADDED TO SWEETEN SOME RIESLINGS?
a. Pradikatswein
b. Qalitatswein
c. Sussreserve
d. Spatlese
SUSSRESERVE - the grape juice is so high in sugar, fermentation stops naturally
IN ORDER OF LEAST RIPE TO MOST RIPE, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS CORRECT>
a. Kabinett, Spatlese, Auslese, Beerenauslese
b. Beerenauslese, Auslese, Spatlese, Kabinett
c. Auslese, Beerenauslese, Spatlese, Kabinett
d. Spatlese, Kabinett, Auslese, Beerenauslese
Kabinett, Spatlese, Auslese, Beerenauslese
WHICH PRADIKATSWEIN TRANSLATES TO ENGLISH AS “LATE HARVEST?”
a. Auslese
b. Eiswein
c. Habtrocken
d. Spatlese
Spatlese
WHICH REGION TYPICALLY HAS LIGHTER BODIED RIESLINGS THAT HAVE MEDIUM SWEETNESS?
a. Mosel
b. Rheingau
c. Pfalz
d. Eden Valley
MOSEL - lighter in body, medium in sweetness to balance the high acidity
WHICH TERM REFERS TO A RIESLING THAT IS MADE FROM SELECTED DRIED BERRIES?
a. Halbtrocken
b. Kabinett
c. Landwein
d. Trockenbeerenauslese
TROCKENBEERENAUSLESE - German, individually selected berries that were dried out from botrytis
WHICH PAIR OF REGIONS PRODUCES AUSTRALIA’S SIGNATURE RIESLINGS?
a. Clare Valley and Eden Valley
b. Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale
c. Yarra Valley and Hunter Valley
d. Mornington Peninsula and Margaret River
CLARE VALLEY AND EDEN VALLEY - they produce Reisling in a dry style with pronounced aromas
THE VOSGES MOUNTAINS ALLOW RIESLING TO RIPEN SLOWLY AND GRADUALLY IN WHICH FRENCH REGION?
a. Alsace
b. Burgundy
c. Loire Valley
d. Rohne Valley
ALSACE - one of the driest and sunniest wine producing regions in France