IWS Flashcards

1
Q

What was Campania’s first DOC?

A

Ischia DOC

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2
Q

What is the signature grape of Ischia?

A

Biancolella

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3
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What is the largest wine-producing district of Campania?

A

Sannio

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4
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Which wine producer is universally considered the founding father of Campania’s modern wine industry?

A

Antonio Mastroberardino

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5
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Name the principal and longest river in Campania

A

The Volturno

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6
Q

“Apianum” is the ancient Latin name for which grape variety?

A

Fiano

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7
Q

What was the first DOCG appellation in southern Italy?

A

Taurasi DOCG

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8
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Which ancient civilisation instituted the practise of low-trained bush vines in Campania?

A

The Greeks

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9
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Name the main vine training system in the Costa d’Amalfi DOC

A

Pergola

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10
Q

The Greeks brought grapevines to Campania. True or false?

A

TRUE

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11
Q

Name the three main biotypes of Aglianico

A

Aglianico Amaro (or Aglianico del Taburno), Aglianico di Taurasi, Aglianico del Vulture

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12
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Biancolella is considered native to which volcanic island?

A

Ischia

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13
Q

Name the local lemon liqueur produced on the Amalfi Coast

A

Limoncello

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14
Q

Leonardo Mustilli is credited with reviving which grape variety?

A

Falanghina (Beneventana)

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15
Q

In which Campanian DOCG would you find the villages of Lapio, Montefredane, Summonte and Cesinali?

A

Fiano di Avellino DOCG

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16
Q

Sannio is one of the four historic sub-regions of Campania. True or false?

A

TRUE

17
Q

What is the most widely planted grape variety in Campania?

A

Aglianico

18
Q

Per’ e’ Palummo is the synonym for what grape variety?

A

Piedirosso

19
Q

The Falerno del Massico DOC was created to revive the legacy of which ancient Roman appellation?

A

Falernum

20
Q

What is the most widely planted white grape variety in Campania?

A

Falanghina

21
Q

What is the auxiliary grape that is allowed for a maximum of 15 % in the wines of Greco di Tufo? DOCG?

A

Coda di Volpe Bianca

22
Q

Which historic sub-region is Campania’s southernmost wine-growing area?

A

Cilento

23
Q

Lacryma Christi is a sub-designation of which Campanian DOC?

A

Vesuvio DOC

24
Q

Alberata Aversana is the traditional vine training system of what DOC?

A

Aversa (or Asprinio di Aversa) DOC

25
Q

Which grape variety, high in tannin and acidity, is nicknamed the “Barolo of the South”

A

Aglianico

26
Q

Name Campania’s capital city

A

Napoli

27
Q

The Etruscans instituted the practice of low-trained bush vines in Campania. True or false?

A

FALSE - It was the Greeks

28
Q

The Castel San Lorenzo DOC lies within which historic sub-region?

A

Cilento

29
Q

Which biotype of Aglianico is traditionally grown in the Taburno area?

A

Agalianico Amaro (or Aglianico del Taburno)

30
Q

The wine-growing area of the Sorrento Peninsula falls under which Campanian DOC?

A

Penisola Sorrentina DOC

31
Q

What is the principal and most prestigious appellation for wines made from the Greco grape variety?

A

Greco di Tufo DOCG

32
Q

What is the minimum ageing time required for Aglianico del Taburno DOCG?

A

24 months / 2 years