Italy - Veneto Flashcards

1
Q

What is the main city in Veneto

A

Venice

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2
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Veneto

Friuli Venezia Giulia

Trentino - Alto Adige

These 3 regions make up what

A

Tre Venezie

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3
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What region produces more wine than any other region in Italy

A

Veneto

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4
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What is the most famous region of Veneto

A

Valpolicella DOC

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5
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What is the main grape used in Valpolicella

A

Corvina 🔴

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6
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What is a Vigna

A

Italian for Vineyard

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7
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What is the name of the process:

  • calls to the grapes to be dried for over three months in special lofts before Fermentation, effectively concentrating the sugar and extract
  • adds complex dried fruit tones
  • additional alcoholic warmth and a round glycolic mouthfeel to the final wine
A

Appassimento process

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8
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What are the name of the special lofts used for the appassimento process

A

Fruttai

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9
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What DOC that uses the appassimento process grapes are dried an additional month resulting in a semi sweet to sweet wine

A

Recioto Della Valpolicella

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10
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Which DOC that uses the appassimento process grapes are fermented to dryness or near dryness

A

Amarone

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11
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For an Amarone to reach Riserva status how many years must it age

A

4 years

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12
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Can Recinto Della Valpolicella be made into a Spumante

A

Yes

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13
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When did Recinto Della Valpolicella and Amarone Della Valpolicella receive DOCG status

A

2010

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14
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Where in Veneto located

A

North east Italy

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15
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What is the climate of Veneto

A

Continental but is maritime near the coast

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16
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What is the most important white wine zone of Veneto

17
Q

What is the main grape of Soave

A

Garganega ⚪️

18
Q

Recioto di Soave

Soave Superiore

These two represent what

A

They are the two DOCGs of Soave DOC

19
Q

Wines from Soave Superiore DOCG typically are aged in what

A

Stainless Steel

20
Q

What wine from Veneto has the following requirement:

  • aged for 1 year
  • minimum 3 months of bottling aging
  • to be called Riserva it must be aged for 2 years
A

Soave Superiore

21
Q

Can Soave Superiore DOCG wines be made into Spumante

A

No, but Soave DOCG and Ricoto di Soave DOCG wines maybe made into Spumante

22
Q

What method is used to make Prosecco

A

Charmat Method

23
Q

Conegliano Valdobbiadene

Asolo

These are both DOCGs from what zone

24
Q

Does Conegliano Valdobbiadene and Asolo Prosecco DOCG only make sparkling and frizzante wines

A

No, they make still wines as well. Sparkling wines are their claim to fame

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What grape is used to make Prosecco
Glera ⚪️
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Are most Prosecco wines released non vintage or vintage
Nonvintage
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How can a Prosecco wine be labeled vintage
If the wine is comprised of 85% of grapes from a stated years harvest
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What is the minimum grape requirement for a wine to be labeled Prosecco
Minimum of 85% of the grape has to be Prosecco
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When does a wine from Prosecco have to use the glera grape name on the label
If the wine is not on DOC level
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What are the main DOCS and DOCGs of Veneto
Valpolicella DOC Amarone della Valpolicella DOC Recioto della Valpolicella DOC Pinot Grigio DOC Prosecco DOC Soave DOC Soave Superiore DOCG Recioto di Soave DOCG
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What lake is north of Franciacorta DOC
Lake Iseo