Germany, Austria & Switzerland Flashcards
In what German anbaugebiet is village of Iphöfen located?
Franken
Name the 9 DACs of Austria and the primary grape(s) in each.
Eisenberg -- Blaufrankisch Neusiedlersee -- Zweigelt Leithaberg -- Red: at least 85% Blaufrankisch. White: blends or single varietal of GV, Neuburger, Chard & Weissburgunder Mittelburgenland -- Blaufrankisch Kamptal - Riesling & GV Kremstal -- Riesling & GV Traisental -- Riesling & GV Weinvertel -- GV Wiener Gemischter Satz -- blend of at least three white grapes
From north to south, what are the major wine growing regions (weinbaugebiete) of Austria?
Niederosterreich, Wien, Burgenland, Styria
What are the sub-regions of Burgenland?
Mittelburgenland DAC, Südburgenland, Eisenberg DAC, Neusiedlersee, Neusiedlersee-Hügelland, Leithaberg DAC
Ruster Ausbruch is produced with what grapes?
Chardonnay, Neuburger, Muskateller, Welschriesling, Weissburgunder, Grauburgunder, Traminer (formerly, it was made with Furmint)
Name two Austrian synonyms for Chardonnay and in what regions they are used.
Morillon (Styria) & Feinburgunder (Wachau)
What are the 8 sub-zones of Niederosterreich?
Wachau, Kremstal DAC, Kamptal DAC, Weinvertel DAC, Traisental DAC, Thermenregion, Carnuntum, Wagram
What is obstler?
A German spirit made from two or more types of fruit, historically produced from fallen fruit in mixed orchards.
Where is the village of Westhofen?
Rheinhessen
Prior to the 1971 Wine Law of Germany, what were GK and LGK wines labeled?
Feinste (GK) and Hochfeine (LGK)
What grape was Liebfraumilch usually made from?
Müller Thurgau, but cannot have a varietal on the label
What is Kerner?
Riesling x Trollinger
When was must weight as a precondition for quality codified into law?
The German Wine Law of 1971
What estate is considered responsible for creating Spatlese and Auslese categories, and in what time period?
Schloss Johannisberg in the Rheingau, late 18th century
Name three factors that mitigate the cool climate in desirable German vineyard sites.
S & SW facing slopes
River reflelection
Heat retention of soils
What would GK & LGK signify on a German wine label? What region would you find these in and how are they visually differentiated.
Gold Kapsel and Lange (Long) Gold Kapsel. Mosel. 1 vs. 2 white stripes.
What cross is Müller-Thurgau?
Riesling x Madeline Royale
What cross is Scheurebe?
Riesling x Silvaner
How many hectares are there in one acre? How many acres in one hectare?
1 ha = 2.4711 acres, 1 acre = .4047 ha
What year was German wine law put into place that reduced the 30,000 Einzellagen to 2600? What did this law specify as the minimum vineyard size? What are the exceptions to this stipulation?
1971; 5ha; Bernkasteler Doctor (shrunk to 3.84 ha in 1984), Kirchenstück and Freundstück in Forst (Pfalz), Schloss Vollrads ortsteil in the Rheingau.
What is the German word for “noble rot”?
Edelfäule
What is the German word for monopole?
Alleinbesitz
Where is Steinberg? What is it considered?
Steinberg is an ortsteil within Hattenheim in the Rheingau. It is a monopole of Kloster Eberbach.
Define ortsteil.
An area that is part of a commune, yet is independent of it too. An ortsteil does not need to put the commune/village name along with it on the label.
Define einzellagen.
Vineyards
Name the minimum oechsle range for each of the six Pradikat levels.
Kabinett -- 70-85' Spatlese -- 76-95' Auslese -- 83-105' Beerenauslese - 110-128' Trockenbeerenauslese - 150-154' Eiswein - 110-128'
What is Charta? How is it designated on a label/bottle? What winemaker is most associated with it?
An organization founded in 1984 to advance the classic, dry style of Rheingau Riesling; 3 Roman Arches; Bernhard Breur of Georg Bruer in Rudesheim
What does VDP stand for? What is it?
Verband Deutscher Pradikatsweingüter – a national German association of producers committed to top quality.
What is Pinot Meunier called in Germany?
Schwarzriesling
What is weissherbst?
A saignée rosé made from a single varietal of QbA quality in Germany.
What does QbA stand for?
Qualitatswein bestimmter Anbaugebiete
What was Pradikatswein formerly known as?
Qualitatswein mit Pradikat
What is the name of the scale used to measure must weight in Germany?
Oechsle
Are there maximum limiations on Pradikat oechsle levels?
No. Ranges are expressed because each anbaugebiete has a different minimum.
What is the minimum alcohol for Pradikatswein?
7% (5.5% for BA, TBA & Eiswein)
Is chaptalization allowed for QbA? Pradikatswein?
Yes for QbA, No for Pradikatswein
Where is the Josephshofer vineyard and whose monopole is it?
In the village of Graach in the Mosel; Reichsgraf von Kesselstatt
Name two producers other than Egon Müller who make/have made Scharzhofberg?
von Kesselstatt and von Hovel
What does AP Number stand for? What does each number represent:
A BBB CCC DDD EE
Amtliche Prufungsnummer:
A - the testing center where the wine was approved.
B - village of production
C - code # for the producer
D - producer’s application # (unique code for bottling)
E - year in which the application was filed
What are the two quality categories below QbA & Pradikatswein?
Landwein & Deutscher wine (known as Tafelwein until 2009)
What quality level is most German sekt made at and in what method?
Deutscher wine; Charmat
Name the 13 Anbaugebiete of Germany.
Ahr, Baden, Franken, Mittelrhein, Rheingau, Rheinhessen, Mosel, Nahe, Pfalz, Hessiche-Bergstrasse, Wurttemberg, Sacshen, Saale-Unstrut
Name the four producers who make wine from Berkasteler Doctor?
Dr. H. Thanisch (Erben Muller-Burggraef)
Dr. H. Thanisch (Erben Thanisch)
Wegeler
von Kesselstatt
Who is the largest owner (in terms of acreage) of Bernkasteler Doctor?
Wegeler
In what year did the VDP adopt its four tier system? What are the four tiers, and what changed pre-adoption?
- There was no “Grosse Lage” category pre-2012. All the conditions that now apply to Grosse Lage were conditions of Erste Lage before 2012.
Grosse Lage - “Grand Cru”
Erste Lage - “1er Cru”
Ortswein - Village Wine
Gutswein - Region Wines (single anbaugebiete)
What are the yield and must weight requirements for Grosse Lage wines?
Hand harvested, max. yield 50 hl/ha, Spatlese equivalent must weight (76-95’).
What is the max RS for Grosses Gewachs wines?
9 g/L
In what region are GG wines called Erstes Gewachs?
Rheingau
Can Erste Lage wines (post-2012) be labeled GG?
No, only Grosse Lage. Erste Lage can only be labeled “trocken.”
In what anbaugebiete are the einzellagen Oberhauser Brucke & Schlossbockelheimer Felsenberg found?
Nahe
Where is the Grosses Gewachs vineyard of Kastanienbusch located?
Pfalz
Where is the Rausch vineyard?
Saarburg
What anbaugebiete is the einzellagen Bockenauer Felseneck found in?
Nahe
What is Centgrafenberg?
A Grosses Gewachs vineyard in the village of Burgstadt in Franken
What is the bereiche of Nahe?
Nahetal
What is the VDP logo? When was it created, and when did it become required to be put on capsules of members?
An eagle clasping a cluster of grapes; 1926/1991
What does Burkin-Wolf label its wines rather than GG?
GC (Grand Cru)
In what anbaugebiete can Kabinett wines not be Grosse Lage?
Pfalz
Who created the terms “Classic” and “Selection” and what do they mean?
The German Wine Institute at Mainz;
Classic – meant to replace halbtrocken, max. RS 15 g/L. 12% ABV (11.5% in the Mosel). Single varietal, no village designation.
Selection – meant to replace trocken. Max RS 9 g/L (12 g/L for Riesling). Single vineyard, single variety, must weight Auslese equivalent.
When did the Mosel-Saar-Ruwer region start being called just “Mosel”?
August 1, 2007
Where does the Mosel merge with the Rhine? What anbaugebiete does this commence?
Koblenz, Mittelrhein
What are the six bereiche of the Mosel?
Bernkastel, Burg Cochem, Saar, Ruwertal, Obermosel, Moseltor
What is the largest bereiche of the Mosel? What villages does it stretch between?
Bernkastel; runs from Trier in the South to Zell in the North
Name three gemeinden of the Mittel-Mosel?
Trittenheim, Piesport, Brauneberg, Bernkastel-Kues, Graach-an-der-Mosel, Wehlen, Zeltingen, Urzig, Erden (south to north)
Name two factors of the Mosel valley that help mitigate the cool climate?
Slate absorbs heat and the river reflects sunlight (south facing slopes are important).
What are the two commonly found grosslagen of the Bernkastel bereiche?
Badstube & Michelsburg
Name two main producers of Piesporter Goldtropfchen.
Reinhold Haardt & R. von Kesselstatt
What can growers to the east of the Doctor vineyard – which were cut out of the appellation in 1984 – label their wines?
Alte Badstube am Doktorberg
What archbishop became ill, lending the “Doctor” vineyard its name?
Archbishop of Trier.
Who owns the monopole Graacher Josephshofer? Where is it?
R. von Kesselstatt; Mittelmosel
What is regarded as the Saar’s finest site, and who is a major producer?
Scharzhofberger; Egon Muller
Who owns the monopole Maximin Grunhauser Abtsberg? Where is it?
von Schubert Grunhaus; Ruwer
What is the name of Karthauserhof’s monopole in the Ruwer?
Eitelsbacher Karthauserhofberg
What bereich of the Mosel is often called “Terrassenmosel”? Why? What was it formerly known as, and where is it?
Burg Cochem, formerly called Zell. Narrowing river and intensely steeped slopes make terracing a necessity. It is in the “lower” Mosel Valley from the village of Zell north to Koblenz
What is the dominant grape of the southern Obermosel and Moseltor bereiche?
Elbing
Which anbaugebiete has the highest percentage of Riesling planted?
The Rheingau
What is the bereiche of the Rheingau?
Johannisberg
Which anbaugebiete has the most VDP Erste Lage sites?
Rheingau
In what village are a majority of the Rheingau’s red grapes grown? What is the best site and who is a major producer of it?
Assmanshausen; Höllenberg; August Kesseler
In what anbaugebiete and gemeinde would you find the Schloss Vollrads, Jesuitengarten, and Hasensprung vineyards?
Rheingau, in the gemeinde of Winkel
What gemeinde and anbaugebiete would you find the vineyards of Berg, Rottland, Berg Schlossberg, and Berg Roseneck in?
Rheingau; Rudesheim
Who owns the Pfaffenberg monopole? Where is it?
Schloss Schonborn; Hattenheim, Rheingau
Where would you find the Mannberg vineyard? Who owns almost all of it?
von Simmern in Hattenheim, Rheingau
Where would you find the gemeinde of Erbach?
Rheingau
What river joins the Rhine at the eastern end of the Rheingau?
Main
In what anbaugebiete would you find Hochheim?
Rheingau
Name three factors that help produce a different style of Riesling in the Rheingau vs. the Mosel?
Lower slopes, warmer climate, more varied soils equate to a more powerful style of Riesling and more success with dry styles
What anbaugebiete has the most land under vine?
Rheinhessen
What grape is the most grown in the Rheinhessen?
Muller-Thurgau
In what anbaugebiete would you find Mainz, the home of the German Wine Institue?
Rheinhessen
What sides of the Rheinhessen does the Rhine River flank?
North and East
What city marks the southeastern corner of the Rheinhessen?
Worms
Where are the quality wines of the Rheinhessen generally centered?
In the Rheinterrasse, along the western banks of the Rhine in eastern Rheinhessen
Which anbaugebiete is the birthplace of Liebfraumilch & Blue Nun?
Rheinhessen
Where can you find the Roter Hang and what is it? Who is a marquee producer there?
A 180 ha slope of red clay and slate b/t Nierstein and Nackenheim in the Rheinterrasse; Gunderloch
What grape is considered a regional specialty of the Rheinhessen?
Silvaner
Where is Weingut Keller based?
Florsheim-Dalsheim in the Rheinhessen
What is “Message in a Bottle”? Name two members.
An association of two dozen young winemakers in the Rheinhessen dedicated to raising quality. Keller & Wittman
Name the three bereiche of the Rheinhessen?
Bingen, Rheinterrasse/Nierstein, Wonnegau
What is the German word for vintage?
Jahrgang
In what anbaugebiete can the village of Dalsheim be found?
Rheinhessen
What is Palatinate another name for?
The Pfalz
What was the Pfalz formerly called? When did it change?
The Rheinpfalz, 1992
What anbaugebiete is a continuation of France’s Alsace?
Pfalz
What is the German name for the Vosges Mountains?
Haardt
What is Südliche Weinstrasse? Name two producers there.
Southern Pfalz; Rebholz & Becker
What is another name for Mittelhaardt? What anbaugebiete is it in?
Deutsche Weinstrasse; Pfalz
Where is the gemeinde Bad Dürckheim located?
Pfalz
Where is the gemeinde Forst located, and what is its most famous vineyard site?
Pfalz; Kirchenstück
Name four producers of the Mittelhaardt?
Basserman-Jordan, von Buhl, Bürkin Wolf, and Müller Catoir
Who owns the monopole Ruppertsberger Gaisböhl?
Bürkin Wolf
Where is the einzellagen Im Sonnenschein found?
Pfalz (Siebeldingen gemeinde)
Where is the einzellagen Kastanienbusch found?
Pfalz (Birkweiler gemeinde)
What anbaugebiete lies directly west of the Rheinhessen?
Nahe
Where in Nahe do most of its best vineyard sites lie?
In the northern stretches, where the Nahe River flows northward
Name three gemeinden of the Nahe?
Bad Kreuznach, Bad Münster, Norheim, Niederhausen, Oberhausen, Schlossböckelheim
Where is the vineyard site Hermannshöhle located?
Nahe (Niederhausen gemeinde)
What are the bereiche of Nahe?
Just one: Nahetal
What is the world’s most northerly region devoted to red wine production?
Ahr, Germany
What mountain range helps shelter the Ahr from cold winds?
Eifel Mountains
What is the bereich of the Ahr?
Walporzheim-Ahrtal
The Ahr has one grosse lage site – what is it?
Klosterberg
What river is Franken centered along?
Main
What anbaugebiete overlaps with Bavaria?
Franken
What white grape is Franken best known for?
Silvaner
What is “Steinwein”?
Steinwein is an old nickname for wine from Franken (gets its name from the Stein vineyard in Würzberg)
What is Frühburgunder?
An early ripening strain of Pinot Noir found in Franken
Where is wine traditionally bottled in bocksbeutel?
Franken
In what anbaugebiete does Toni Jost make wine?
Mittelrhein
Who owns the monopole Bacharach Hahn, and where?
Toni Jost, Mittelrhein
Where is Koblenz located?
Where the Mosel meets the Rhine, in the Mittelrhein
Where does Mathias Müller make wine?
The Mittelrhein
What is the only anbaugebiete without a VDP Grosse Lage site?
Hessiche-Begrastrasse
Where is Lake Boden?
At the Swiss-German border, near Baden & Wurttemberg
What is Germany’s warmest growing region and in what anbaugebiete is it located?
Kaiserstuhl, Baden
What is the German name for Bläufrankisch?
Lemberger
What is schillerwein? Where is it popular?
Rosé made by cofermenting red and white grapes; Württemberg
What two anbaugebiete were the last to be added? In what year and why?
Sachsen & Saale-Unstrut; they are in eastern Germany and were added when the wall fell in 1990
Where is the Elbe River Valley located?
Sachsen
What is the English name for Sachsen?
Saxony
What is the most planted grape in Sachsen? What is considered a local specialty?
Müller Thurgau; Goldriesling (a cross developed in Alsace)
What is Germany’s northermost anbaugebiete?
Saale-Unstrut
In what year was it revealed that many Austrian producers were adding a colorless, odorless, poisonous chemical to their wines? What was the chemical?
1985; Diethylene glycol (not antifreeze, which is ethylene glycol)
What two weinbaugebiete of Austria account for 90% of the nation’s vineyard acreage?
Niederösterreich and Burgenland
What is the most cultivated grape in Austria?
Grüner Veltliner
What are two Austrian synonyms for Chardonnay?
Morillon & Feinburgunder
Zweigelt is a crossing of what two grapes?
Blaufränkisch and St. Laurent
What is the most planted red grape in Austria?
Zweigelt
What is blauburger a crossing of?
Blaufrankisch & Blauer Portugieser
What are the three levels of quality for Austrian wine?
Wein, Landwein, and Qualitätswein
Where would you find the Achleiten vineyard? Name two producers who make wine from it.
Wachau; Prager, Rudi Pichler
What quality category did “wein” replace in Austria and in what year?
Tafelwein; 2009
What is the level of regional specificity for each of the three quality categories in Austrian wine?
Wein – may carry no specific region
Landwein – labeled with one of three major geographic areas: Weinland (Niederosterreich, Wien & Burgenland), Steierland (Styria aka Steiermark), Bergland (500 ha of countryside)
Qualitatswein – must be sourced from a single weinbaugebiete or one of the 16 smaller regions
What is strohwein?
An Austrian Prädikat level – a dried grape wine of at least beerenauslese ripeness
What is süssreserve? How does it differ from the process of chaptalization? Are either allowed in Austrian Qualitatswein?
Süssreserve is unfermented grape juice added to a finished wine with the purpose of sweetening. Chaptalization involves sweeting prior to fermentation with the purpose of increasing the must weight; No
Where is ausbruch a specialty?
Rust, in Neusiedlersee-Hügelland
What is the scale for measuring minimum must weight in Austria? What does it equate to in terms of % sugar content of the must?
Klosterneuberger Mostwaage Scale (KMW). 1 degree KMW = 1% sugar content of the must
What are the minimum must weights in Austria (in degrees KMW) for: Landwein Qualitatswein Kabinett Spätlese Auslese Beerenauslese Strohwein Eiswein Ausbruch Trockenbeerenauslese
Landwein -- 14 Qualitatswein - 15 Kabinett - 17 Spätlese - 19 Auslese - 21 Beerenauslese - 25 Strohwein - 25 Eiswein - 25 Ausbruch - 27 Trockenbeerenauslese - 30
What are the eight DACs of Austria?
Weinviertel, Mittelburgenland, Traisental, Kremstal, Kamptal, Leithaberg, Eisenberg, Neusiedlersee
What is the Pannonian Plain?
A former seabed of loess soil stretching from eastern Austria through Hungary and other Eastern European countries
What are the 8 sub-zones of Niederösterreich?
Weinviertel, Carnuntum, Traisental, Kremstal, Kamptal, Wachau & Thermenregion
Which are the only regions of Niederosterreich to not lie on the Danube?
Thermenregion & Weinviertel
What was Austria’s first DAC and in what year?
Weinviertel, 2002
What does DAC stand for?
Districtus Austriae Controllatus
What are the requirements for Weinviertel DAC wines? Weinviertel Reserve DAC?
Must be Grüner Veltliner and at least 12% ABV. No botrytis or wood. Reserve must also be Grüner, be 13% ABV, and can show botrytis or wood.
What DAC restrictions do Kremstal, Kamptal, and Traisental share?
Must be either GV or Riesling. Can be “Classic” or “Reserve” (12% vs. 13% ABV)
Where is Langenlois?
Kamptal
Where is the vineyard Lamm?
Kamptal
Where is the vineyard Heiligenstein?
Kamptal
Where is the Dechant vineyard?
Kamptal
What is Niederosterreich’s western most subregion?
Wachau
What are the three quality categories for wines from the Wachau? What is each named after, what is the minimum must weight and ABV requirements?
Steinfeder (local grass found in the vineyards) - 15 KMW, max. 11.5%
Federspiel (falconer’s tool) - 17 KMW, 11.5-12.5%
Smaragd (emerald lizard that basks on the terraces) - 19 KMW, min. 12.5%
What village is home to FX Pichler and Prager?
Weissenkirchen, in the Wachau
What is Vinea Wachau? When was it founded? Name three members.
Vinea Wachau is an organization of estates sworn to uphold the tenets of natural winemaking as outlined in the Codex Wachau. Founded in 1983; FX Pichler, Prager, Emmerich Knoll
What region was known as Donauland prior to 2007?
Wagram
Where is Roter Veltliner a specialty?
Wagram
Name two indigenous white grapes of Thermenregion? What is it called when they are blended?
Rotgipfler & Zierfandler; Spätrot-Rotgipfler
Where is Thermenregion located and what is the climate like?
South of Vienna in Niederosterreich; without the moderating forces of the Danube, Thermenregion experiences the full force of the hot Pannonian summers
What geographic feature tempers the climate of Burgenland? What regions lie on either side of it?
Lake Neusiedlersee; Neusiedlersee-Hügelland lies to the west, Neusiedlersee on the east
What are the four sub-zones of Burgenland?
Neusiedlersee, Neusiedlersee-Hügelland, Mittelburgenland, and Südburgenland
What are the four DAC zones of Burgeland? If not a sub-zone itself, name the sub-zone each is in.
Mittelburgenland
Leithaberg (Neusiedlersee-Hügelland)
Eisenberg (Südburgeland)
Neusiedlersee
What is the grape of the Neusiedlersee DAC?
Zwiegelt
Where is the village of Illmitz, and what producer made it famous?
Neusiedlersee; Alois Kracher
What is the winemaking process for Ruster Austbruch most similar to?
Tokaji Aszu
What is the grape of the Mittelburgenland DAC? What are the requirements for Reserve wine?
Blaufränkisch; 1 year aging and a minimum 13% ABV (vs. 12.5%)
What are the cepage requirements for Leithaberg DAC?
Can be red or white. Reds, at least 85% Blaufränkisch; whites from GV, Chard, Neuburger, and Weissburgunder
What is the grape of the Eisenberg DAC?
Blaufränkisch
What are the three sub-regions of Styria? Which is the most viticulturally significant?
Südsteiermark (the most significant), Weststeiermark, Südoststeiermark
What is the most cultivated grape of Styria?
Welschriesling
What is the only capital city in Europe to have its own appellation within city limits?
Vienna (Wien)
What is heuriger?
A primeur wine consumed in its infancy in Wien
What is sturm?
Half-fermented sparkling grape juice popular in Wien.
What are the four French speaking Cantons that produce wine in Western Switzerland?
Valais, Vaud, Geneva, Neuchâtel
Where is the appellation of Ticino, and what grape is more prominent there?
In Switzerland, bordering on Lombardy; Merlot
What is the most cultivated grape of Switzerland?
Chasselas
What is Sylvaner known as in Switzerland?
Johannisberg
What is the northernmost appellation on the Rhône River?
Valais, Switzerland
What is the synonym for Chasselas in Valais?
Fendant
What is Dôle?
A blend of Gamay and Pinot Noir exclusive to Valais
What is Vin de Glacier? What grape is it produced from?
Vin de Glacier is a specialty of Valais, Switzerland. It is a maderized wine stored in high altitude soleras made from Rèze, an old, indigenous grape of Switzerland.
What Swiss region border’s France’s Jura?
Vaud
What is Chasselas known as in the Vaud?
Dorin
What are the six regional AOPs of the Vaud?
Chablais, La Côte, Lavaux, Vully, Bonvillars, Côtes de l’Orbe
What are the grand crus of the Vaud?
Dézlaley & Calamin
What is Salvagnin?
A blend of Pinot Noir, Gamay, and the crossings Gamaret & Garanoir made in the Vaud, Switzerland
What is Rivaner?
Riesling x Madeline Royale (a synonym for Muller Thurgau)
What DAC was created in August of 2013?
Wiener Gemischter Satz. Requires at least three white grape varieties, coplanted and cofermented. None can make up more than 50% of the blend.
Put these villages in order from north to south: Forst, Ruppertsberg, Bad Dürkheim, Siebeldingen, Neustadt, Wachenheim, Deidesheim, Gimmeldingen.
Bad Dürkheim, Wachenheim, Forst, Deidesheim, Ruppertsberg, Gimmeldingen, Neustadt, Siebeldingen
Grosse Lage: Kirchenstück
Forst, Pfalz; Riesling; Burklin Wolf, Basserman Jordan, von Buhl, von Winning
When was the VDP founded and what was it originally called?
1910; Verband Deutscher Naturweinversteigerer
When can sweet Grosse Lage wines be released? Grosses Gewaches (white)? Grosses Gewachs (red)?
May 1, year after harvest; September 1, year after harvest; September 1, two years after harvest
Grosse Lage: Pechstein
Forst, Pfalz; Riesling; Basserman Jordan, von Buhl, Burklin Wolf, von Winning
Grosse Lage: Jesuitengarten
Forst, Pfalz; Riesling; Basserman Jordan, von Buhl, Burklin Wolf, von Winning
Grosse Lage: Freundstück
Forst, Pfalz; Riesling; von Buhl, Basserman Jordan, Mosbacher
Grosse Lage: Ungeheuer
Forst, Pfalz; Riesling; von Buhl, Burklin Wolf, Siben Erben, Mosbacher
Name the five Grosse Lage sites of Forst? What anbaugebiete?
Pechstein, Jesuitengarten, Freundstuck, Kirchenstuck, Ungeheuer; Pfalz
Grosse Lage: Kalkofen
Deidesheim, Pfalz; Riesling; Burklin Wolf, von Winnning, Basserman Jordan, Biffar
Grosse Lage: Grainhübel
Deidesheim, Pfalz; Riesling; Biffar, Siben Erben
Grosse Lage: Kieselberg
Deidesheim, Pfalz; Riesling; Biffar, von Winning, Mosbacher
Grosse Lage: Langenmorgen
Deidesheim, Pfalz; Riesling; Christmann, von Winning
Grosse Lage: Hohenmorgen
Deidesheim, Pfalz; Riesling; Bassserman Jordan, Burklin Wolf, Christmann
Grosse Lage: Paradiesgarten
Deidesheim, Pfalz; Riesling; von Buhl
Who were the four founding estates of the Pfalz classification of 1997?
Koehler-Ruprecht, Burklin Wolf, A. Christmann, Georg Mosbacher
Grosse Lage: Reiterpfad
Rupperstberg, Pfalz; Riesling; von Buhl, Burklin Wolf, A. Christmann
Grosse Lage: Spiess
Ruppertsberg, Pfalz; Riesling; von Winning
Grosse Lage: Gaisböhl
Ruppertsberg, Pfalz; Riesling; Burklin Wolf (monopole)
Name three Grosse Lage sites of Deidesheim. What anbaugebiete?
Paradiesgarten, Hohenmorgen, Langenmorgen, Kieselberg, Grainhübel, Kalkofen
Name five gemeiden of the Mittelhaardt.
Deidesheim, Forst, Ruppertsberg, Gimmeldingen, Bad Durkheim
Name three Grosse Lage sites of Ruppertsberg. What anbaugebiete?
Reiterpfad, Spiess, Gaisbohl
Grosse Lage: Idig
Königsbach, Pfalz; Riesling, Spatburgunder; A. Christmann
Grosse Lage: Ölberg
Königsbach, Pfalz; Riesling, Spatburgunder; Basserman Jordan
Grosse Lage: Mandelgarten
Gimmeldingen, Pfalz; Riesling; Christmann, Mugler, Müller-Catoir
Grosse Lage: “Breumel in den Mauern” Bürgergarten
Haardt; Riesling; Muller-Catoir
Grosse Lage: Im Sonnenschein “Ganz Horn”
Siebeldingen, Pfalz; Weissburgunder, Riesling, Spatburgunder; Rebholz
Grosse Lage: Kastanienbusch “Köppel”
Birkweiler, Pfalz; Riesling, Spatburgunder; Rebholz, Wehrheim
Grosse Lage: Mandelberg
Birkweiler, Pfalz; Weissburgunder; Wehrheim
Grosse Lage: Sonnenberg
Schweigen, Pfalz; Riesling; Becker, Bernhart
Grosse Lage: “Kammerberg” Sonnenberg
Schweigen, Pfalz; Spatburgunder; Becker
Grosse Lage: “Sankt Paul” Sonnenberg
Schweigen, Pfalz; Spatburgunder; Becker
Grosse Lage: “Rädling” Sonnenberg
Schweigen, Pfalz; Spatburgunder, Riesling, Weissburgunder; Bernhart
Grosse Lage: “Himmelsrech” Mandelpfad
Dirmstein, Pfalz; Spatburgunder, Riesling; Knipser
Name the region: Domaine Ott
Wagram
Name the region: Feiler-Artinger
Neusiedlersee-Hugelland
Name the region: Steininger
Kamptal
Name the region: Salomon
Kremstal
Name the region: Heidi Schrock
Neusiedlersee
