Germany - Rheingau/Rheinhessen Flashcards

1
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Lietz is associated with which German wine region?

A

Rheingau

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Rüdesheim is in which German wine region?

A

Rheingau

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3
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Where are Assmannshausen, Rüdesheim, Geisenheim?

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rheingau

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4
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Which region are Robert Weil (Kiedrich), Georg Breuer (Rüdesheim), Schloss Johannisberg (Geisenheim), August Kesseler found in?

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Rheingau

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5
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Name three important producers of the Rheingau

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Robert Weil (Kiedrich), Georg Breuer (Rüdesheim), Schloss Johannisberg (Geisenheim), August Kesseler

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What term may appear on labels for dry wines from specific sites in the Rheingau?

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Erstes Gewächs

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7
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Which two cities are found at the east end of the Rheingau?

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Mainz and Wiesbaden

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Which river is central to the Rheingau? Which direction is it heading?

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The Rhine. It is E-W in this section of Germany.

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9
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What is an important Rheingau village for Pinot Noir?

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Assmannshausen, esp. Hollenberg vineyard

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10
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Name three monopoles of the Rheingau:

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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

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What are the three top Rüdesheim vineyards?

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Berg Rottland, Berg Roseneck, and Berg Schlossberg

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12
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What organization was founded in the Rheingau in the 1980s to promote quality, dry wines?

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Charta Association - 1984

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13
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What are the three sections of the Rheingau?

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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

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14
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What is the Roter Hang and where is it found?

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In the Rheinhessen, it is a slim, east-facing slope reaching 70 to 80% grade

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15
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Who is the most iconic producer in the Rheinhessen?

A

Keller

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16
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What is Germany’s most expensive dry Riesling bottling?

A

“G-Max” from Keller in the Rheinhessen, an undisclosed parcel

17
Q

Name three Rheinhessen producers:

A

Keller, Gunderloch, Philipp Wittmann

18
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What is the most important Bereiche of the Rheingau?

A

Wonnegau

19
Q

What are the three Bereichen of the Rheingau?

A

Nierstein, Bingen, Wonnegau