Mainly Australia - ST Questions 28.02.21 Flashcards

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1
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What was the name of James Busby’s estate in which his collection of European vines was catalogued?

A

Kirkton

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2
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In what year was “Hill of Grace” Shiraz, first produced by Henschke?

A

1958

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3
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Scientists from which institute successfully sequenced the genome for Dekkera bruxellensis (Brettanomyces) in 2011?

A

AWRI (Australian Wine Research Institute)

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4
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List the Zones of South Australia.

A

Mount Lofty Ranges, The Peninsulas, Far North, Fleurieu, Lower Murray, Limestone Coast, Adelaide Super Zone, Barossa

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5
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Which winery has the world’s oldest Shiraz vines planted in 1843?

A

Langmeil (Freedom vineyard)

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6
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Which river flows through Barossa Valley?

A

North Para River

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7
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Detail the four levels of the Barossa Old Vine Charter.

A

Barossa Old Vine: min. 35 years old, Barossa Survivor Vine: min. 70 years old, Barossa Centenarian Vine: min. 100 years old, Barossa Ancestor Vine: min. 125 years old

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8
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Which is Australia’s Southernmost wine region?

A

Huon Valley

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9
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List the GIs of Greater Perth.

A

Peel, Perth Hills, Swan District (Swan Valley sub)

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10
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Who founded the groundbreaking winery Mt Pleasant in Hunter in 1925?

A

Maurice O’Shea

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11
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Name the home region of production for each of these famed winemakers.
Denis Horgan 
John Duval 
Andrew Pirie 
Chester Osborne
A

Denis Horgan – Margaret River
John Duval – Barossa Valley
Andrew Pirie – Tasmania
Chester Osborne – McLaren Vale

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12
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What is seen as the most challenging cool vintage for South Australian reds between 2007 and 2011?

A

2011

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13
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Which of the following is most likely to have an alcohol of 12.8%?
2008 Ben Glaetzer "Amon-ra" 
2008 Mount Mary "Quintet" 
2008 Mollydooker "Blue Eyed Boy" 
2008 Rockford "Basket Press"
A

2008 Mount Mary “Quintet”

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14
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List the sub-regions of the Goulbourn Valley.

A

Nagambie Lakes

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15
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In which GI would you find Treeton, Wallcliffe and Karridale?

A

Margaret River (They are unofficial subs)

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16
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What do the letters M.I.A. stand for in relation to New South Wales?

A

Murrimbidgee Irrigation Area

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17
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What are the Australian wines formerly known as Tokay and Sherry now known as and which grape variety is most commonly used in each?

A

Topaque – Muscadelle, Apera – Palomino

18
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Which producer makes ‘Coppermine Road’ and from which grape?

A

D’Arenberg Cabernet Sauvignon

19
Q

List the zones of Western Australia.

A

West Australian South East Coastal, Greater Perth, Eastern Plains Inland and North of Western Australia, South West Australia, Central Western Australia

20
Q

Which is the hottest GI in Australia?

A

Swan Valley

21
Q

In which region would you find Porongorup?

A

Great Southern

22
Q

List the GIs of the South West Australia zone.

A

Blackwood Valley, Geographe, Manjimup, Margaret River, Pemberton, Great Southern

23
Q

The Gingin clone of Chardonnay was until recently considered synonymous with which other clone?

A

Mendoza

24
Q

In which GI would you find Blewitt Springs and Kangarilla?

A

McLaren Vale

25
Q
Who makes the following wines?
1860 Vines Shiraz 
Oracle Shiraz 
Command Shiraz 
Graveyard Shiraz 
Diana Madeleine
A
1860 Vines Shiraz – Tahbilk
Oracle Shiraz – Kilikanoon
Command Shiraz – Elderton
Graveyard Shiraz – Brokenwood
Diana Madeleine – Cullen
26
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What is the oldest parcel of Cabernet Sauvignon vines in the world?

A

Block 42, Kalimna (planted 1885)

27
Q

Where would you find Darling Downs? ≈

A

Where would you find Darling Downs? Queensland (unofficial sub region)

28
Q
Match the winery to the following years of establishment. 1843, 1844, 1847, 1849
Orlando 
Yalumba 
Penfolds 
Lindeman’s
A

Orlando – 1847
Yalumba – 1849
Penfolds – 1844
Lindeman’s – 1843

29
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In which GI is the Scarce Earth project located?

A

McLaren Vale

30
Q

What are the standard sizes for a Hogshead and a Puncheon in Australia?

A

Hogshead – 300L, Puncheon – 500L

31
Q

In which AVA would you find the Cain vineyard?

A

Spring Mountain

32
Q

In which county would you find Ramona Valley AVA?

A

San Diego

33
Q

In which AOP would you find the terroirs of Les Poyeux, St Cyr en Bourg and Sauzay Parnay?

A

Saumur Champigny

34
Q

Who makes Clos de Coulaine in Savennieres?

A

Chateau Pierre Bise

35
Q

What are the three sub regions of Beira Interior DOP?

A

Beira Castelo Rodrigo, Cova de Beira, Pinhel

36
Q

What is the minimum alcohol and aging for Dao Branco Reserva?

A

11.5%, 6 months

37
Q

Which of the following is not DAC? Wagram, Carnuntum, Traisental, Kremstal.

A

Wagram

38
Q

Name a Fourth Growth St Estephe and its second wine.

A

Lafont Rochet, Pelerins de Lafont Rochet.

39
Q

What is the second wine of Château Rabaud-Promis?

A

Promesse de Rabaud-Promis

40
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Which Champagne house launched Armand de Brignac in 2006?

A

Cattier