Germany - Rheingau/Rheinhessen Flashcards
Lietz is associated with which German wine region?
Rheingau
Rüdesheim is in which German wine region?
Rheingau
Where are Assmannshausen, Rüdesheim, Geisenheim?
rheingau
Which region are Robert Weil (Kiedrich), Georg Breuer (Rüdesheim), Schloss Johannisberg (Geisenheim), August Kesseler found in?
Rheingau
Name three important producers of the Rheingau
Robert Weil (Kiedrich), Georg Breuer (Rüdesheim), Schloss Johannisberg (Geisenheim), August Kesseler
What term may appear on labels for dry wines from specific sites in the Rheingau?
Erstes Gewächs
Which two cities are found at the east end of the Rheingau?
Mainz and Wiesbaden
Which river is central to the Rheingau? Which direction is it heading?
The Rhine. It is E-W in this section of Germany.
What is an important Rheingau village for Pinot Noir?
Assmannshausen, esp. Hollenberg vineyard
Name three monopoles of the Rheingau:
Schloss Johannisberg, planted to Riesling since 1720, and the Hattenheimer Steinberg vineyard of Kloster Eberbach, enclosed by a wall in 1760. There is also Hattenheimer Pfaffenberg, a monopole of Schloss Schönborn
What are the three top Rüdesheim vineyards?
Berg Rottland, Berg Roseneck, and Berg Schlossberg
What organization was founded in the Rheingau in the 1980s to promote quality, dry wines?
Charta Association - 1984
What are the three sections of the Rheingau?
Central - on the E/W section of the Rhine west of Mainz; West Rheingau, where the river turns north again toward Lorch; and Maingau, off the river to the east around the important town of Hochheim
What is the Roter Hang and where is it found?
In the Rheinhessen, it is a slim, east-facing slope reaching 70 to 80% grade
Who is the most iconic producer in the Rheinhessen?
Keller