DOC/G 2 Flashcards

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Montecarlo Rosso DOC

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Toscana - North Coastal

Sangiovese-based (60-75%)

+ any combo or

Canaiola, Merlot or Syrah (15-40%)

+ any combo or

Ciliegiol, Colorino, CabSav, CabFranc, Malvasia Nera (10-30%)

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Montecarlo Bianco DOC

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Toscana - North Coastal

Trebbiano-based (30-60%) + any combo or

Semillion, SavBlanc, Roussane, Pinto Grigio, Pinot Bianco Vermentino

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Bolgheri Sassicaia DOC

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Maremma, Toscana - Single Estate

CabSav + CabFranc

sassi – gravely stone

Tenuta san Guido - Producer

  • Mario Incisa della Rocchett*
  • & Giacomo Tachi*
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Bolgheri Rosso DOC

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1983 founded for Whites and Rosés

1994 - modified for Super Tuscan

Bordeaux Style - CabSav, CabFranc, Merlot, Sanviovese, Petit Verdot

  • Rosso DOC*
  • Rosso Superiore DOC - 2y (1y)*
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Bolgheri Bianco DOC

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Vermentino

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Suvereto DOCG 2011

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Subzone of Val di Cornia Suvereto town

Produces 4 types of red wine

1. CabSav Blend with Merlot

2. Sangiovese varietal

3. CabSav Varietal

4. Merlot Varietal

  • DOCG -June 1st - 2nd year -*
  • Riserva DOCG - 24m/18m oak*

Alluvial sand to clay

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Val di Cornia DOCG

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Coastal Toscana - Same Zone as DOC

Red blend Sangiovese (>40%) and CabSav &/or Merlot (max 60%)

May 1st – 2nd year
Riserva DOCG Rules: 24m/18m oak

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Aleatico di Elba DOCG

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Aleatico

Sweet Red Wine Passito

narrow terraced slopes

soils - wide range - volcanic, sedimentary, limestone, schist

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Montecucco DOC

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Southern Toscana Maremma - separated from Montalcino by Orcia River / Mt Amiata

Sangiovese - Rosso

Trebbiano - Bianco

Higher elevation, Wind

Marl, clay, stone

bianco, rosso, rosato, rosso riserva, vin santo (odp), Vermentino

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Montecucco DOCG

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Southern Toscana Maremma - separated from Montalcino by Orcia River / Mt Amiata

Sangiovese: 90% - 1 yr wood

Riserva: 2 yrs wood / 6m bottle

25 MGAs

Higher elevation, Wind

Marl, clay, stone

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Morellino di Scansano DOCG

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Southern Toscana Maremma

Always Sangiovese varietal - 85%

Alicante, Ciliegiolo or Merlot

Riserva - 2 yrs / 1 yr oak

  • shallow, rock - west = sandstone, east - limestone*
  • drought a problem*
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Maremma Toscana DOC

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Maremma Toscana - Covers all Grosseto

DOC 2011 from IGT

Sangiovese-based rosso blends

Trebbiano or Vermentino bianco blends

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Barco Reale di Carmignano DOC

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Central Tuscany - overlaps Chianti Montalbano exact as Carmignano

Known for Vin Rupso (rosato - salasso)

“2nd wine” for Carmignano - no ageing

Exact same blend Sangiovese-based blend with CabSav/CabFranc (10% whites)

Can be downgraded to Barco Reale DOC

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Vin Santo Carmignano DOC

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Central Tuscany - same as Carmingnano

Trebbiano/Malvasia

VS OdP - Sangiovese

4 - 6 months air dried; 3 years ageing

riserva - 4 years

Dry to sweet

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Carmignano DOCG

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Central Tuscany - overlaps Chianti Montalbano

Sangiovese-based blend with CabSav/CabFranc (10% whites)

2 yrs age / riserva 3yrs

2nd wine Barco Reale di Carmignano - no ageing

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16
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Chianti Classico DOCG

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Chianito Storico

​galestro

Lowest max yields in Italy per ha and vine

Sangiovese (>80%)

Other: Canailo; Colorino; CabSav; Merlot

galestro and alberese

17
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What are the 4 Categories of Chianti Classico DOCG?

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Chianti Classico DOCH (Annata) - younger more approachable; 12% ABV; Oct 1 year after

Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG - 12.5% ABV, 24 months - 3 months bottle - complexe, structured, fuller version than CC

Chianti Classico Gran Selezione DOCG - intro in 2013 - best estates (single vineyards); 13% ABV; 30 months ageing 3 month bottle; need lab analysis

ALL MUST CARRY GALLO NERO

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Vin Santo del Chianti Classico DOC

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Trebbiano and/or Malvasia

secco, abboccto or amabil

Occhio di Pernice must be SWEET and >80% Sangiovese

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Chianti Superiore DOCG

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Produced from vineyards with lower yield (lowest in DOCG)

12% ABV

Released Sept 1 year after harvest

20
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Chianti DOCG

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One of Largest, Productive, Exported Appellations in Italy

>70% Sangiovese

<30% authorized grapes

<10% White Grapes optional

Canaiolo, Colorinio, CabSav and Merlot most blended

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Chianti Colli Senesi DOCG

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Only different Chianti DOCG rules

Largest in size; Most Southern; Most Dynamic, Stricter Rules

Fuller Body

>75% Sangiovese

<25% Authorized grape

White Grapes up to 10%

22
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When can Chianti DOCGs be released?

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All as of March 1 following Harvest EXCEPT

Colli Florentini & Rufina (Sept 1)

Montespertoli (June 1)

Chiant Riserva DOCG (including all subzone) - 2 years ageing (6months oak); minmum ABV

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Chianti Rùfina DOCG

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Smallest, coolest, highest subzone

HAS ITS OWN CONSORZIO

Galestro

Foothills of Northern Apennines

Sieve River creates Val di Sieve

Later release date Sept 1 (vs Mar 1)

Frescobaldi

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Vin Santo del Chianti DOC

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Same exactly region as Chianti DOCG

>60% Trebbiano and/or Malvasia

Vin Santo Occhio di Pernice >80% Sangiovese

Riserva requires 4 years

Each sub-zone can uses its own name

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Cortona Vin Santo Occhio di Pernice DOC

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Made from 100% Sangiovese and/or Malvasia Nera

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Cortona DOC

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SYRAH (50%+ signature & elegant)

Eastern most DOC in Toscana

Borders Umbria and Lake Trasimero

Sangiovese and Merlot

Bianco - Chardonnay, SavBlanc, Grechetto

Riserva 2 years aged 1 year in oak

Soils sandstone, marl, schist CLAY most important to hold water when there is drought

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Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

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Orcia, Asso, Ombrone Rivers

LONGEST AGEING IN ITALY

100% Sangiovese

galestro

DOCG - ​4 years (2 yrs oak / 4 m bottle) - Jan 1st of the 5th year

Riserva - 5 years (2 yrs oak / 6m bottle) - Jan 1st of the 6th year

growing area same as municipality

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Rosso di Montalcino

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100% Sangiovese

​galestro

Sept 1 release year after harvest

Ligher, Fruitier, More Approachable than Brunello (and its 2nd wine)

No required oak ageing

Can Declassify - allowing producers to decide which grapes for Brunello

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Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG

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>70% Prugnolo Gentile (Sangiovese)

Balance with any authorized grape in Toscana

<5% White (almost never used)

Canaiolo, Colorino, Mammolo, Merlot most common

Sandy Soils

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Rosso di Montepulciano DOC

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“2nd wine of Montepulciano”

Can label either Rosso or Vino Nobile

>70% Sangiovese, <30% authorized, <5% white grape

Sandy Soils

Youthful, ligher, fruitier

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Vin Santo di Montepulciano DOC

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Renowed Vin Santo

Centuries of tradition

Best and most complex

>70% Trebbiano and/or Malvasia and/or Grechetto Bianco (Pulcinculo)

VSOdP - Prugnolo Gentile

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Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG

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ONLY WHITE DOCG in Toscana

DOC 1966 / DOCG 1993

Traditionally fermented like a red grape - now clean and crisp modern style

Within Chianti & Chianti Colli Senesei

Yellow sand, yellow clay, Marine

>85% Vernaccia di San Gimignano

riserva

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Pomino DOC

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1 of the Bando Edict appellations

On Sieve River at foothills of Northern Apinnines

East of Rufina

Albizi family introduced French grapes (later taken over by Frescobaldi family)

Sangiovese, Merlot, Pinot Nero - Rosso

Chardonnay, SavBlanc - Bianco