Greece Flashcards
Main mountains of Greece
Pindos mountains
Elevation requirements for Slopes of Meliton
100-350 MASL
White and red VOCs of Moravia
Mikulov Welschriesling Palava Riesling Pinot Gris Pinot Blanc Pinot Noir
Style in Palava
Czech Republic, Moravia White only 100% welschriesling Max 12 g/l RS Botrytis permitted
Rivers of tokaji
Bodrog
Tisza
First winery to bottle wine in Greece?
Boutari
Rubin Parentage
Nebbiolo x Syrah
Romanian Wine Classifications
Wines for Current Consumption/ Table Wines -vino de mesa -vino de mesa superior Quality Wines -VS -DOC -CMD (fully mature) -CT (late harvest) -CIB (botrytis)
Retsina Appellations
Gialtra Evia Karystos Viotia Thebes Halkida Megara Attica Pallini Pikermi Spata Mesogia Markopoulos Peania Koropi
PDOs of Crete
Archanes Dafnes Peza Candia Malvasia Candia Sitia Malvasia Sitia
Rose Retsina
Kokkineli (made from Roditis as a rose)
Grapes of Amynteo
all styles are 100% Xinomavro
DOC Levels in Romania
CMD (fully mature
CT (late harvest)
CIB (botrytis)
Samos PDO styles and grapes
Liastos VDN VDN Grand Cru VDL All from Moschato Aspro- dried or fresh
Name of Mountain range running down the center of Greece?
Pindos (southern portion of central alps)
Original winemaker of Domaine Carras
Evangelos Garrovassiliou, with Emile Peynaud
Regions of Romania
Moldovia Multenia and Oltenia Banat Crisana and Maramunes Dabrogia Danube Terraces Transylvania Plateau
“Barik”
Bulgarian term indicating a quality wine that was fermented in barrels 500L or less
Area PGI owner by monastery with no women permitted
Mount Athos
Halkidiki
Macedonia
Limnos PDO styles and grapes
White (dry, semi-dry, semi-sweet, all from Muscat of Alexandria)
Dry Red (Lemnio)
VDN white- muscat alexandrias
Liastos white- muscat alexandrias
Naoussa Styles
Dry
Semi-Dry Red
Semi-Sweet Red
Where was Greece’s first modern co-op founded and when?
Samos. 1934
Most Planted grapes in Bulgaria
Native: Gamza (Kadarka) Mavrud Melnik (Struma River) Pamid Rubin
Int’l:
Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
PDO’s of Greece permitting rose?
Amynteo (sparkling and still)
Rhodes (sparkling and still, the still rose here may be sweet or dry)