IWS Flashcards
What is the dominant topography in Puglia?
Plains account for 53% making Puglia Italy’s least mountainous region
What grape is associated with Castel del Monte?
Nero di Troia
What grape is associated with Salice Salentino?
Negro Amaro
What grape is associated with Manduria?
Primitivo
What are the traditional vine training systems of Puglia?
Alberello or head training
What was the effect of the 1980’s EU Vine Pull Schemes?
Many old vines of Primativo and Negroamaro were pulled
Is Verdeca a red or white grape?
White Grape
Which red grape thrives when trained using alberello?
Primitivo
Which red grape is reliable, adaptable and resistant to drought
Negro Amaro
Which red grape is late-ripening with thick skins?
Nero di Troia
Which red grape is most often used for rose production in Northern/Central Puglia?
Bombino Nero
Puglia is Italy’s largest producer of Rose. True or False?
TRUE - mostly from Bombino Nero and Negroamaro
Which red grape is most often used for rose production in Salento?
Negro Amaro
What is Puglia’s oldest/first DOC?
San Servero DOC
How many MGAs in Castel del Monte?
33 MGAs
What is Puglias first DOCG?
Primitivo di Manduria Dolce Naturale
Gioia del Colle DOC is the native home for which grape?
Primitivo
What grape is associated with Copertino DOC?
Negro Amaro
What style is Caccé mmitt di Lucera DOC?
Blend of white and red grapes
What type of Rose comes from Castel del Monte?
Bombino Nero-based Rose
Which appellation is the historic home of Primitivo?
Primitivo di Manduria
What best defines the Murge?
A large karst, calcareous plateau
Primitivo is native to Puglia. True or False?
FALSE
What style of wine is Bombino Bianco most suitable for?
Sparkling Wine Production