GRAPES

Question 1

BONARDA

Answer 1

Argentina
Grow close to Malbec
Low altitudes

Acidity, frutal, very light, Italian character

Names:
Criolla chica (Argentina), País (Chile), Listán Prieto (España)

Question 2

TORRONTES

Answer 2

Argentina
-Salta (best one)

• From Criolla Chica grape and Muscat d’Alexandria
• Types: Torrontes riojano, Torrontes San Juanino, Torrontes Mendocino

-Very floral, fresh, aromatic

Question 3

CARMENERE

Answer 3

Origen: France

Chile Icon grape
Grows better in the feet of Los Andes, and the valleys, Cachagua

Question 4

País Grape

Answer 4

Indigenous Grape from Argentina and Chile

Main region in Itata and Maule

Misión in EUA

Question 5

CINSAULT

Answer 5

South Africa name: Hermitage

Planted widely in Languedoc-Rosellón and Provenza

Question 6

FIANO

Answer 6

White
Grow primarily in Campania, Italy.
APIANUM is allowed on labels from Fiano Di Avellino DOCG.

Full-bodied and oily

Australia and Argentina

Question 7

GSM Blend

Answer 7

Grenache + Shiraz + Mourvèdre

Primary in Minervois, Languedoc-Roussillon

Find in Australia as well

Question 8

ALIGOTÉ

Answer 8

Bouzeron-Côte Chalonnais

Question 9

Cabernet Franc

Answer 9

From Bordeaux

Others names:
Breton-Loire
Bouchet-Pomerol

Question 10

Malbec

Answer 10

Origine: France

Main Regions: Cahors; Cuyo and Patagonia

Other names:

• Cahors: Cöt
• Bordeaux: Pressac

Question 11

Austria’s grapes

Answer 11

Grüner Veltriner 
Zweigelt
Müller Thurgau
Riesling 
Weissburgunder  (PB)
Weischriesling