Italy (Trentino-Alto Adige) Flashcards
Fontanasanta is produced varietally in two botlings. What are the two different grapes? Who makes these wines?
Nosioloa and Manzoni Bianco
Elisabetta Foradori
Foradori produces wine under what IGT?
Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT
What is Schiava known as in Germany?
Trollinger
Where is the best Vin Santo made in Trentin-Alto Adige?
Near the tip of Lake Garda in the Valle dei Laghi
What are the three best dessert wines of Trentino-Alto Adige?
Vin Santo from the Valle dei Laghi made from Nosiola grapes (Trentino)
late-harvest moscato giallo (goldmuskateller) from both provinces
moscato rosa (rosenmuskateller) from both provinces
Name three producers of Lagrein in Alto Adige.
Cantina Terlano
Cantina Produttori Santa Maddalena
Alois Lageder
Where is Lagrein grown at its best? Great producer here?
the alluvial Bolzano basin near Gries
Muri-Gries
What are two names for dark, dry red made from Lagrein in Alto Adige?
scuro
dunkel
Who makes “Sanct Valentin”? Grape? Place?
Michele Appiano
Pinot Nero
Alto Adige
What international red varietal fairs best in the cooler Alto Adige?
Pinot Nero
Lago di Caldaro/Kalterersee DOC is produced principally from what grape?
Schiava
What is the synonym for Auslese in Alto Adige, more specifically Lago di Caldaro/Caldaro (Kalterersee) DOC?
Scelto
Other than Foradori, name three producers making great Teroldego.
Roberto Zeni
Barone de Cles
Dorigati
Gaierhof
What is the river that flows through Camp Rotaliano?
Noce
What area of Trentino is known for Teroldego? What is the DOC for this? Who is the best producer of it? Top wine?
Campo Rotaliano
Teroldego Rotarian DOC
Elisabetta Foradori
Granato
Who is considered the best Cabernet Sauvignon producer in Trentino? What is the name of his winery? Who is his cousin?
Marchese Carlo Guerrieri Gonzaga
Tenuta San Leonardo
Mario Incessa della Rocchetta (Sassicaia)
What is the dominant system of vine training in Trentino-Alto Adige called? What are two benefits it provides?
pergola trentina
vines are trained high providing a dense canopy that shades the fruit so it can ripen more slowly.
Protects the vines from excessive humidity due to the allowance of breezes to pass underneath.
What is the “ora”? Where is this? What does it do?
The “ora” is a warm, drying breeze that originates from Lake Garda and travels up the Adige Valley to Bolzano moderating the temperatures in the area, mitigating to an extent the cool nighttime temperatures coming from the Alps.