Greece Flashcards
What are the two PDO classifications in Greek Wine?
OPE and OPAP (Oenoi Onomasias Proelefseos Elenhomeni and Oenoi Onomasias Proelefseos Anoteras Poiotitas)
What are the two PGI classifications in Greek Wine?
TO and OKP (Topikos Oinos and Oenoi Onomasias Kata Paradosi)
What is OPE in Greek Wine?
The highest level of Greek Wine, PDO’s mainly for sweet wines.
What is an OPAP in Greek Wine?
The second highest level of greek wine, PDOs for the most important modern regions.
Which Greek wine category is equivalent to Vins de Pays?
TO - Topikos Oinos
What is OKP - Oenoi Onomasias Kata Paradosi/Appellation Traditionelle mainly used for?
Retsina
How many OPE regions are there in Greece?
8
How many OPAP regions are there in Greece?
25
What grapes are used for Retsina?
Savatiano and Roditis
What are the major climate factors for Greece?
Warm Mediterranean climate, Dry, Mountainous and Windy
What are the two biggest threats in Greek Viticulture?
Drought and Damage from extreme winds
What makes viticulture in Santorini unique?
Extreme winds and heat for vines to be trained into a basket shape, often in holes in the ground.
What is Retsina?
A historic wine style from greece, where the wine is aged on pine resin.
What is the red grape variety used in Naoussa?
Xinomavro
What famous OPAP is known for its quality Xinomavro?
Naoussa