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1
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Pinot Noir characteristics

A

Thin skin
Low to medium tannin
High acidity
Red fruit: strawberry, red cherry, raspberry

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Pinot Noir climate

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Cool to moderate

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Pinot Noir countries/states

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France
Oregon
California
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Chile
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Pinot Noir notable Burgundy regions

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Cote d’Or

  • Cote de Nuits: Gevrey-Chambertin, Nuits-Saint-Georges
  • Cote de Beaune: Pommard, Beaune
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5
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Labelling conventions for Burgundy wines

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Grand Cru>Premier Cru>Villages>Bourgogne AOC

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Pinot Noir notable California regions

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Sonoma
Carneros
Santa Barbara County

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Pinot Noir notable Chilean regions

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Casablanca Valley

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Pinot Noir notable South African regions

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Walker Bay

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Pinot Noir notable Australian regions

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Victoria:
Yarra Valley
Mornington Peninsula

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Pinot Noir notable NZ regions

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Martinborough
Malborough
Central Otago

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Zinfandel/Primitivo characteristics

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Ripens unevenly
High sugar levels
Medium to high tannin
Medium to high acidity
Red: black fruit (blackberry, black plum), dried fruit (raisin, prune), oak (vanilla, coffee)
Rose: red fruits (strawberries, raspberries)

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Zinfandel/Primitivo climate

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Warm

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Zinfandel/Primitivo winemaking

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Rose and red wines

Red wines often oaked

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Zinfandel/Primitivo tertiary characteristics

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Earth

Meat

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Zinfandel/Primitivo countries/states

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California

Italy

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Zinfandel/Primitivo notable Italy regions

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Puglia

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Riesling characteristics

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High acidity
Susceptible to botrytis/noble rot
Aromatic variety
Fruit characteristics vary according to level of ripeness

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18
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Riesling winemaking

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Many harvest options
Dry to sweet wines
Light to full bodied
Unoaked

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Riesling climate

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Cool to moderate

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20
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Riesling tertiary characteristics

A

Honey

Petrol (gasoline)

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21
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Riesling countries

A

Germany
France
Australia

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Riesling Germany regions

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Mosel
Rheingau
Pfalz

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Riesling French regions

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Alsace

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Riesling Australian regions

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Clare Valley

Eden Valley

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25
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Germany Riesling (sweet wine) PDO labelling terms

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Qualitatswein

Pradikatswein

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26
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Germany six Pradikat categories (from lowest sugar to highest)

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Kabinett
Spatlese
Auslese
Eiswein - frozen
Beerenauslese (BA) - noble rot
Trockenbeerenauselese (TBA) - noble rot
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27
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English translation for Trocken

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Dry

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English translation for Halbtrocken

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Medium-dry

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Chenin Blanc characteristics

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High acidity
Susceptible to botrytis/noble rot (ideal for late harvesting due to high acidity)
Flavours vary according to ripeness
Citrus (lemon)
Green fruit (apple)
Or more ripe
Stone fruit (peach)
Tropical fruit (pineapple, mango)
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Chenin Blanc climate

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Cool, moderate warm (versatile)

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Chenin Blanc winemaking

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Many harvest options
Dry to sweet
Oaked or unoaked
Single varietal or blended
Can be used to make sparkling wine
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Chenin Blanc tertiary characteristics

A

Dried fruit
Honey
Nuts

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33
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Chenin Blanc countries

A 
France
South Africa (nb most widely planted white grape)
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34
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Chenin Blanc French regions

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Vouvray (Loire Valley)

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Chenin Blanc South Africa regions

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Western Cape

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Semillon charactersitics

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Medium to high acidity
Susceptible to botrytis/noble rot
In youth: Green fruit/citrus/herbaceous (apple, lemon, grass)

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Semillon climate

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Moderate to warm

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Semillon winemaking

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Many harvest options
Dry to sweet
Light to full-bodied
Unoaked or oaked
Sometimes blended (e.g. with SB)
V.G./Outstanding examples can age
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Semillon tertiary characteristics

A

Dried fruit
Honey
Nuts

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Semillon countries

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France

Australia

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Semillon French regions

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Bordeaux

- Sauternes (sweet wine)

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42
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Semillon Australia regions

A 
Hunter Valley (NSW)
Barossa Valley (South Australia)
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Furmint characteristics

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High acidity

Susceptible to bortytis/noble rot

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Furmint climate

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Moderate

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45
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Furmint winemaking

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Dry to sweet

Unoaked or oaked

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46
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Furmint countries

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Hungary

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47
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Furmint Hungary regions

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Tokaj

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48
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Furmint tertiary characteristics

A

Dried fruit
Caramel
Nuts

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49
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Tokaji Aszu sugar measurement

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Puttonyos

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Chardonnay characteristics

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Medium to high acidity
Versatile grape
Cool climate: high acidity, green fruit (apple, pear), citrus fruits (lemon, lime), wet stones
Moderate climate: medium-high acidity, citrus (lemon), stone fruit (peach), tropical fruit (melon)
Warm climate: medium acidity, stone fruit (peach), tropical fruit (pineapple, banana)

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Chardonnay climate

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Cool, moderate, warm

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Chardonnay winemaking

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Dry
Light- to full-bodied depending on climate (lighter body is cool climate)
Range of winemaking techniques (adjustments, malolactic conversion, lees contact, oak)
Used to making sparkling wines

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53
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Chardonnay tertiary characteristics

A

Hazelnut

Mushroom

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54
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Chardonnay countries/states

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France
Australia
California
Oregon
South Africa
New Zealand
Chile
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Chardonnay Californian regions

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Carneros
Sonoma
Napa Valley
Santa Barbara County

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Chardonnay Australia regions

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South, South-Eastern Australia:
Adelaide Hills
Yarra Valley
Western Australia:
Margaret River
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Chardonnay French regions

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Chablis
Cote d'Or
- Meursault
- Puligny-Montrachet
Maconnais
- Macon
- Pouilly Fuisse

South France

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Chardonnay NZ regions

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Malborough

Hawke’s Bay

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Chardonnay Chile regions

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Casablanca Valley

Central Valley

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Chardonnay South Africa regions

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Western Cape

Walker Bay

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Sauvignon Blanc characteristics

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High acidity
Aromatic variety
Herbaceous
Floral
Fruit (green, citrus, tropical)
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Sauvignon Blanc climate

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Cool to moderate

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Sauvignon Blanc winemaking

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Typically dry
Light- to medium-bodied
Typically unoaked
Typically single varietal, but sometimes blended (e.g. Semillon)
Typically early drinking
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Sauvignon Blanc countries

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France
NZ
South Africa
Australia
California
Chile
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Sauvignon Blanc French regions

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Bordeaux

  • Graves
  • Pessac-Leognan

South France (Loire Valley)

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Sauvignon Blanc Californian regions

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Napa Valley

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Sauvignon Blanc NZ regions

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Malborough

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68
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Sauvignon Blanc Australia regions

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Margaret River

Adelaide Hills

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Sauvignon Blanc Chile regions

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Casablanca Valley

Central Valley

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70
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Sauvignon Blanc South Africa regions

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Constantia

Elgin

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Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris characteristics

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Medium to high acidity
Pinot Grigio:
- Dry
- High acidity
- Light-bodied
- Simple

Pinot Gris:

  • Dry, off-dry or medium
  • Medium acidity
  • Full-bodied
  • Complex
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Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris climate

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Cool to moderate

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Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris winemaking

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Two key styles (grigio/gris)

Typically unoaked

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Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris tertiary characteristics

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Honey

Ginger

75
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Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris countries

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France

Italy

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Pinot Grigio Italy regions

A 
Veneto IGT (delle Venezie DOC)
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
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Pinot Gris France regions

78
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Alsace labelling

A

Grand Cru
Vendange Tardives (VT)
Alsace AOC

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Gewurtzraminer characteristics

A 
Low to medium acidity
Aromatic variety
Floral (roses)
Stone fruit (peach, apricot)
Tropical fruit (lychee)
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Gewurtzraminer climate

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Cool to moderate

81
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Gewurtzraminer winemaking

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Dry to sweet
Full-bodied
Typically unoaked

82
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Gewurtzraminer tertiary characteristics

A

Honey

Dried fruit

83
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Gewurtzraminer region

A

Alsace AOC

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Viognier characteristics

A 
Low to medium acidity
High alcohol
Aromatic variety
Floral (blossom)
Stone fruit (peach, apricot)
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Viognier climate

86
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Viognier winemaking

A

Typically dry
Medium- to full-bodied
Oaked or unoaked
Single varietal or blend

87
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Viognier French regions

A

Condrieu (Northern Rhone)

88
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Albarino characteristics

A 
High acidity
Citrus fruit (lemon, grapefruit)
Stone fruit (peach, apricot)
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Albarino climate

90
Q

Albarino winemaking

A 
Typically dry
Medium-bodied
Oaked or unoaked
Single varietal
Typically drunk early
91
Q

Albarino Spanish regions

A

Rias Baixas DO

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Merlot characteristics

A

Medium acidity
Medium tannin
Fruit characteristics vary according to ripeness:
Less ripe: red-fruit (strawberry, red plum), herbaceous (green bell pepper/capsicum)
Riper: cooked black-fruit (blackberry, black plum)

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Merlot Climate

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Moderate to warm

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Merlot winemaking

A 
Single varietal or blended. 
Blended with high-tannin varieties such as CS to lower tannin and acidity, make it drinkable at earlier age, adds red-fruit flavours
Simple or complex
Light- to full-bodied
Oaked or unoaked
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Merlot tertiary characteristics

A

Dried fruit

Tobacco

96
Q

Merlot countries/states

A 
France
California
Chile
South Africa
Australia
NZ
97
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Merlot French regions

A

Bordeaux (Bordeaux Superieur), right bank wines Merlot dominated

  • Saint-Emillion
  • Pomerol
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Merlot Californian regions

A

Napa Valley

Sonoma

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Merlot Chile regions

A

Central Valley

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Merlot South Africa regions

A

Stellenbosch

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Merlot Australia regions

A

Margaret River

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Cabernet Sauvignon characteristics

A 
Thick skin
High acidity
High tannin
Black fruit
Herbaceous
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Cabernet Sauvignon climate

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Moderate to warm

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Cabernet Sauvignon winemaking

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Single-varietal or blended
Blended with varieties with lower tannin and acidity (e.g. Merlot). Balances wine's acidity if too low, adds tannin to wine for a particular style
Simple or complex
Medium- to full-bodied
Oak maturation is common
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Cabernet Sauvignon tertiary characteristics

A

Dried fruit
Earth
Forest Floor

106
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CS countries/states

A 
France
California
South Africa
NZ
Australia
Chile
107
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CS French regions

A

Bordeaux

  • Medoc
  • Haut-Medoc: Margaux, Pauillac
  • Graves: Pessac-Leognan

South France

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CS South African regions

A

Stellenbosch

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CS Australia regions

A

Margaret River

Coonawarra

110
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CS Chile regions

A

Central Valley - Maipo Valley, Colchagua Valley

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CS California regions

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Napa Valley - Calistoga, Rutherford, Oakville

Sonoma

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CS NZ regions

A

Hawke’s Bay

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Syrah/Shiraz characteristics

A 
Thick skin
Medium to high tannin
Medium to high acidity
Black fruit
Spice
(most ripe produces licorice)
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Syrah/Shiraz climate

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Moderate to warm

115
Q

Syrah/Shiraz winemaking

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Single-varietal or blended
Medium- to full-bodied
Oak maturation common

116
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Syrah/Shiraz tertiary characteristics

A

Dried fruit
Leather
Meat
Earth

117
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Syrah/Shiraz countries

A

France

Australia

118
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Syrah/Shiraz French regions

A

Cote Rotie AOC (Northern Rhone)
Crozes-Hermitage (Southern Rhone)
Hermitage (Southern Rhone)
South France - Minervois, Pays d’Oc

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Syrah/Shiraz Australian regions

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South Eastern Australia

  • Barossa Valley (S Australia)
  • Hunter Valley (NSW)
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Gamay characteristics

A

High acidity
Low to medium tannin
Red fruit: raspberry, red cherry, red plum

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Gamay climate

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Gamay winemaking

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Typically light-bodied
Typically unoaked
Some techniques give aromas of banana and candy
Typically early drinking

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Gamay French regions

A

Beaujolais

124
Q

Gamay Beaujolais labelling

A

Beaujolais AOC, Beaujolais Villages, Beaujolais Crus

125
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Grenache/Garnacha characteristics

A 
Thin skin
Low to medium tannin
Low acidity
High sugar levels
Red fruit: strawberry, red plum, cherry
Spice: white pepper, licorice
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Grenache/Garnacha climate

127
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Grenache/Garnacha winemaking

A

Often blended
Oaked or unoaked
Red or rose wines

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Grenache/Garnacha tertiary characteristics

A

Earth
Meat
Dried fruit
Caramel

129
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Grenache/Garnacha countries

A

France
Spain
Australia

130
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Grenache/Garnacha French regions

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Southern Rhone:

  • Cotes du Rhone/ Cotes du Rhone Villages
  • Chateauneuf-du-Pape

South France:
- Minervois

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Grenache/Garnacha Spanish regions

A

Rioja
Navarra
Priorat (Catalunya)

132
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Grenache/Garnacha Australian regions

A 
Barossa Valley (S Australia)
McLaren Vale (S Australia)
133
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Tempranillo characteristics

A

Medium acidity
Medium tannin
Red fruit: strawberry, red cherry
Black fruit: blackberry, black plum

134
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Tempranillo climate

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Moderate to warm

135
Q

Tempranillo winemaking

A

Simple or complex
Light- to full-bodied
Oaked or unoaked
Blended or single varietal

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Tempranillo tertiary characteristics

A

Dried fruit
Leather
Mushroom

137
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Labelling for ageing in Spain (youngest to oldest)

A

Joven
Crianza
Reserva
Gran Reserva

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Carmenere characteristics

A 
Medium to high acidity
High tannin
Herbaceous: green bell pepper
Herbal: eucalyptus
Black fruit: blackberry
139
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Carmenere climate

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Q

Carmenere winemaking

A

Blended (CS/Merlot) or single-varietal
Full-bodied
Often oaked

141
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Carmenere tertiary characteristics

A

Leather

Earth

142
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Carmenere Chilean regions

A

Central Valley

143
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Malbec characteristics

A

High tannin

Black fruit: blackberry, black plum

144
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Malbec climate

145
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Malbec winemaking

A

Blended or single varietal
Full-bodied
Often oaked

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Q

Malbec Argentinian regions

147
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Pinotage characteristics

A

High acidity
Medium tannin
Red fruit: strawberry, raspberry, red cherry

148
Q

Pinotage climate

149
Q

Pinotage winemaking

A

Blended or single varietal
Medium- to full-bodied
Takes on strong flavours from oak: coffee, chocolate, smoke

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Q

Pinotage South African regions

A

Western Cape (Cape Blends - CS/Merlot)

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Q

Cortese characteristics

A

High acidity
Floral: blossom
Green fruit: apple, pear
Citrus fruit: lemon

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Q

Cortese winemaking

A

Dry
Light-bodied
Unoaked
Early drinking

153
Q

Cortese Italian regions

A

North-West: Gavi (Piemonte)

154
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Garganega characteristics

A

High acidity
Green fruit: apple, pear
Citrus fruit: lemon
Stone fruit: peach

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Garganega winemaking

A

Dry or sweet
Medium-bodied
Unoaked
Usually early drinking, but has v.g./outstanding examples that can age

156
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Garganega Italian regions

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North-East: Soave, Soave Classico, Recioto di Soave (Veneto)

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What is appassimento?

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A winemaking technique where the grapes following harvest are dried indoors to concentrate their sugars, acid, tannin, flavours. Widely used in the Veneto region.

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Q

Garganega tertiary characteristics

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Honey

Almond

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Q

Verdicchio characteristics

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High acidity
Green fruit: apple, pear
Citrus fruit: lemon
Herbal: fennel

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Q

Verdicchio winemaking

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Dry
Medium-bodied
Unoaked
Usually early drinking, but has v.g./outstanding examples that can age

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Q

Verdicchio tertiary characteristics

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Honey

Nuts

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Q

Verdicchio Italian regions

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Central Italy: Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi (Marche)

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Q

Fiano characteristics

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Medium acidity
Stone fruit: peach
Tropical fruit: melon, mango

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Q

Fiano winemaking

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Dry
Medium- to full-bodied
Oaked or unoaked
Can be aged on lees
Usually early drinking, but has v.g./outstanding examples that can age
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Q

Fiano tertiary characteristics

A

Honey

Nuts

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Q

Fiano Italian regions

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Southern Italy: Fiano di Avellino (Campania)

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Q

Nebbiolo characteristics

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High acidity
High tannin
Red fruit: red cherry, red plum
Floral: rose, violet
Herbal: dried herbs
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Q

Nebbiolo winemaking

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Typically single varietal
Typically full-bodied
Oak maturation is common

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Q

Nebbiolo tertiary characteristics

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Mushroom
Tobacco
Leather

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Nebbiolo Italian regions

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North-West: Barbaresco, Barolo (Piemonte)

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Q

Barbera characteristics

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High acidity
Low to medium tannin
Red fruit: red cherry, red plum
Spice: black pepper

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Q

Barbera winemaking

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Typically single varietal
Simple or complex
Oaked or unoaked
Can be for early drinking, but very good or outstanding examples can age

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Q

Barbera Italian regions

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North-West: Barbera d’Asti (Piemonte)

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Corvina characteristics

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High acidity
Low to medium tannin
Red fruit: red cherry, red plum

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Q

Corvina winemaking

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Often blended (local varieties)
Light- to full-bodied
Appassimento method sometimes used
Can be drunk early but v.g./outstanding examples can age

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Q

Corvina Italian regions

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North-East: Valpolicella, Valpolicella Classico (Veneto)

Appassimento: Amarone della Valpolicella, Recioto della Valpolicella (Veneto)

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Q

Sangiovese characteristics

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High acidity
High tannin
Red fruit: red cherry, red plum
Herbal: dried herbs

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Q

Sangiovese winemaking

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Often blended (local and international varieties)
Medium- to full-bodied
Often oaked
Can be drunk early but v.g./outstanding examples can age

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Q

Sangiovese Italian regions

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Central Italy: Chianti, Chianti Classico, Chianti Classico Riserva, Brunello di Montalcino (Tuscany)

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Q

Italian labelling of Classico and Riserva

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Classico - wine made in historic centre of a region (often in hilliest part, wines are more concentrated in flavour)
Riserva - wine that has been aged for at minimum number of months before release

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Montepulciano characteristics

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Medium acidity
High tannin
Black fruit: black plum, black cherry

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Q

Montepulciano winemaking

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Blended or single-varietal
Oaked or unoaked
Typically early drinking

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Q

Montepulciano Italian regions

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Central-East Italy: Montepulciano d’Abruzzo (Abruzzo)

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Q

Tempranillo Spanish regions

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Catalunya
Rioja
Ribera del Duero

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