Grape growing regions Flashcards

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Which of these grape varieties is grown in Adelaide Hills? And which is the most widely planted?
A. Chardonnay
B. Chenin Blanc
C. Sauvignon Blanc

A

A. Chardonnay

C. Sauvignon blanc - most widely planted

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Name the region in Italy where Pinot Grigio is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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region: Veneto, NE Italy
Veneto IGT
delle Venezia DOC
Friuli-Venezia Giulia

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Name the region in Italy where Cortese is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Piemonte (NW Italy)

Gavi DOCG

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Name the region in Italy where Garganega is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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region: Veneto, NE Italy
Soave DOC
Soave Classico DOC
Recioto delle Soave DOCG

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Name the region in Italy where Verdicchio is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Marche region (Central Italy, eastern coast)
Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC
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Name the region in Italy where Fiano is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Campania (Southern Italy)

Fiano di Avellino DOCG

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Name the region in Italy where Nebbiolo is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Piemonte (NW Italy)
Barolo DOCG
Barbaresco DOCG

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Name the region in Italy where Barbera is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Piemonte (NW Italy)

Barbera d’Asti DOCG

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Name the region in Italy where Corvina is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Veneto (NE Italy)
Valpolicella DOC
Valpolicella Classico DOC
Amarone delle Valpolicella DOCG (dry)
Recioto della Valpolicella DOCG (sweet)
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Name the region in Italy where Sangiovese is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Tuscany 
Chianti DOCG
Chianti Classico DOCG
Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG
Southern Tuscany:
Brunello di Montepulciano DOC
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Name the region in Italy where Montepulciano is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Abruzzo (East central Italy)

Montepulciano d’Abruzzo DOC

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Name the region in Italy where Moscato is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Piemonte (NW Italy)
Asti DOCG (sparkling wine)
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Name the region in Italy where Glera is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Veneto (NE Italy)

Prosecco DOC

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Name the region in France where Chenin Blanc is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Loire valley:

Vouvray AOC

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Name the region in France where Viognier is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Northern Rhone valley:

Condrieu AOC

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Name the regions in France where Sauvignon Blanc is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Loire Valley:
Sancerre AOC, Touraine AOC, Pouilly-Fumé AOC
Bordeaux:
Bordeaux AOC, Graves AOC, Pessac-Léognan AOC

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Name the regions in France where Sémillon is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Bordeaux: Bordeaux AOC, Sauternes AOC

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Name the regions in France where Chardonnay is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Burgundy: 
Bourgogne AOC, Chablis AOC
Cote d'Or (Cote de Beaune): 
Meursault AOC (village), Puligny- Montrachet AOC (village)
Mâcconais: 
Mâcon AOC, Pouilly-Fuissé AOC (village)
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Name the regions in France where Merlot is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Bordeaux:
Bordeaux AOC, Bordeaux Superior AOC
Right Bank: Saint-Émilion AOC, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru AOC, Pomerol AOC
South of France

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Name the regions in France where Cabernet Sauvignon is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Bordeaux:
Left bank: Graves AOC, Médoc AOC, Haut-Médoc ACO, Margaux AOC, Pauillac AOC, Pessac-Léognan AOC
South of France

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Name the regions in France where Syrah is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Northern Rhône:
Cote Rôtie AOC, Hermitage AOC, Crozes-Hermitages ACO
South of France: 
Minervois AOC
Pays d’Oc IGP
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Name the regions in France where Gamay is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Beaujolais (south of Burgundy):

Beaujolais AOC, Beaujolais Village AOC, Fleurie AOC

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Name the regions in France where Grenache is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)

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Southern Rhône:
Cotes du Rhône AOC, Cotes du Rhône Villages AOC, Chateauneuf-du-Pape AOC
South of France:
Minervois AOC

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Name 3 varietals grown in Alsace AOC

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Pinot Gris
Riesling
Gewurtztraminer

25
Name the regions in Spain where Tempranillo is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)
``` Catalunya DO Rioja DOCa (joven, crianza, reserva, gran reserva) Ribera del Duero DO ```
26
Name the region in Spain where Albariño is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)
NW Spain: | Rias Baixas DO
27
Name the region in Spain where Garnacha is grown (include PDO/PGI if applicable)
Catalunya: Priorat DOCa Rioja: Rioja DOCa Navarra: Navarra DO
28
Name the regions in Germany where Riesling is grown
Mosel (northernmost) Reingau Pfalz
29
Name the regions in Australia where Cabernet Sauvignon is grown, and list some differences between them
South Australia - Coonawarra - cloud cover, cooling breezes: distinctive mint, pronounced black currant, smoke and cedar from oak Western Australia - Margaret River - coastal breezes, rain: sometimes blended with Merlot, ripe black fruit, subtle oak
30
Name the regions in Australia where Shiraz is grown, and list some differences between them
South Eastern Australia - inexpensive, high volume South Australia: Barossa Valley - old vine: full-bodied, high ripe tannins, cooked black fruit, black pepper, vanilla/coffee from oak New South Wales: Hunter Valley - sea breezes and cloud cover slow ripening: medium bodied, medium to high tannin, fresh black fruit, earth/meat with age
31
Name the regions in Australia where Sauvignon Blanc is grown, and list some differences between them
Western Australia - Margaret River - commonly blended with Semillon, concentrated herbaceous aromas (grass), sometimes oaked South Australia - Adelaide Hills - cooled by altitude and sea breezes: fresh, fruity, range from citrus to tropical, sometimes blended with Semillon to age
32
Name the regions in Australia where Chardonnay is grown, and list some characteristics
South Eastern Australia - high volume South Australia: Adelaide Hills (cooled by altitude) and Yarra Valley (cooled by ocean currents) - longer growing season: ripe stone fruit (peach) - tropical fruit (pineapple, banana), med to high acidity, balanced oak Western Australia - Margaret River - cooling sea breeze, high quality, med to full-bodied, ripe stone fruit (peach), tropical fruit (pineapple)
33
Name the regions in Australia where Pinot Noir is grown, and list some characteristics
South Australia: Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula (cooled by ocean currents) - light fragrant wines to riper cooked red fruit (plum, strawberry) an medium tannin
34
Name the regions in Australia where Riesling is grown, and list some characteristics
South Australia: Eden Valley and Clare Valley (high altitude) - refreshing, dry, pronounced aromas of lime, peach, blossom and petrol
35
Name the regions in Australia where Grenache is grown, and list some characteristics
South Australia: Barossa Valley and Maclaren Vale | - old vine: concentrated red fruit, spice, good aging, blended with Shiraz for CdP style wine
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Name the regions in Australia where Semillon is grown, and list some differences between them
in Australia, often blended with Sauvignon Blanc and used t make botrytized wines New South Wales: Hunter Valley - single varietal, light body, low alcohol, harvested early, can be aged (honey, nuts) South Australia: Barossa Valley - variety of styles from wines like Hunter Valley to full-bodied, oak matured